Leading the Future with Data Driven Care
September 21st, 2024
Rose Jarboe, Director of Business Development at Senior Helpers, explores how AI-driven technology is revolutionizing in-home care for seniors. The article highlights how predictive data and continuous virtual support can enhance safety, maintain independence, and ensure privacy for older adults. Learn how this innovative approach addresses health risks early, balances support with autonomy, and upholds dignity.
Peace Through Connections
September 20th, 2024
In a world filled with noise and distractions, it’s easy to lose sight of the simple beauty around us. Scott Linnerud, Bereavement Program Manager at Interim HealthCare Hospice, reflects on a peaceful moment with his granddaughter that reminded him of the power of quiet connections. Through shared experiences of discovery and wonder, he explores how slowing down and embracing stillness can bring us closer to God and provide a sense of lasting peace.
“Do you have any regrets?” Finding contentment in just who you are
September 19th, 2024
In his insightful piece, Bert Keller explores the question many of us face: “Do you have any regrets?” Keller delves into the emotional scars we carry from past hardships—whether from a difficult childhood, failed relationships, or traumatic experiences. He emphasizes that it is not the events themselves, but how we interpret and respond to them, that shape our lives. Through the lens of moral imagination and self-acceptance, Keller encourages readers to transform their regrets into a positive narrative, finding contentment in who they are and unlocking a sense of peace and freedom that cannot be taken away.
Volunteering—Does One Person Make a Difference?
September 18th, 2024
The SEARCHlight Initiative began with one person’s vision to address chronic homelessness in Greenville, evolving into a powerful volunteer group tackling major community issues. By partnering with organizations like United Housing Connections and First Steps Greenville County, SEARCHlight has made a lasting difference—from securing housing for disabled individuals to addressing the critical need for childcare. This inspiring story shows how a single volunteer can ignite change and improve lives. Ready to make a difference? You could be the next “one.”
Social Isolation and the Risk of Investment Fraud
September 17th, 2024
In this insightful article, Anna Rushton from the South Carolina Securities Division explains how social isolation makes individuals, particularly seniors, more vulnerable to investment fraud. She highlights common scams, including Ponzi schemes and online romance scams, which often target the socially isolated. Rushton offers practical advice on protecting yourself, such as conducting thorough research, checking the registration status of investment advisors, and staying informed about scam tactics to avoid becoming a victim.
