By Nate Conley, Operating Director at Cornerstone Caregiving, U.S. Army Veteran Now, of course, the Veterans Administration does not actually… Read more »
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Life May Not begin at 60, But It Doesn’t End There Either
By Jennifer Barraclough, Executive Director, Iredell Council on Aging As Americans live longer and healthier lives, it is the goal… Read more »
Home Care for People with Dementia – It’s Not About What They Can’t Do, But the Process!
By Heather Rahrig, RN, BSN, CMC, Director & Co-Owner Carepoint, Inc. Cognitive health is focused on a person’s ability to… Read more »
Teenage Grief
By Rev. Walt H. Windley, Senior Director of Spiritual Care and Grief Services, VIA Health Partners I was 16 years old…. Read more »
Being Dementia Friendly – Hispanics in the USA – Challenges & Cultural Differences
By C. Angela Burrow I spoke with my friend and gerontologist, Aida, recently. She educated me on some facts and… Read more »
I Promised I Would Never Do This
By Chris Cole “I promised I would never do this” is something we hear in our memory care communities time… Read more »
Why are Knee and Hip-Replacement Patients Getting Younger?
Orthopedic surgeon details the reasons more patients want surgery sooner Joint replacement surgery isn’t just for seniors anymore. Patients across… Read more »
Be A Senior Center Re-Inventor
The Surgeon General has called attention to the epidemic of loneliness, isolation and disconnect in the United States. This affects… Read more »
What Is an Aging Life Care Professional? How Can a Care Manager Help You?
By Teresa D. Parker, RN, BSN, MEd, CDP; Owner of RN4U, A Care Management Company Do you ever think about… Read more »
It’s the Most “Puzzling” Time of the Year
(Grief and Loss During the Holidays) By Rev. Walt H. Windley, Senior Director of Spiritual Care and Grief Services, VIA… Read more »
