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The Aging Brain vs. Alzheimer’s Disease
In this episode, host Wendy Jones sits down with the esteemed Dr. Ana Daughtery, Assistant Professor and Director of the Aging Brain Study at Wayne State University, to demystify the aging brain and distinguish it from Alzheimer’s Disease.
5 Potential Drawbacks of Assisted Living: What Seniors and Their Families Need to Know
When it comes to senior living options, assisted living can offer a range of benefits. However, it has potential drawbacks, too. Here are five to consider.
3 Reasons Why You Should Age in Place in an Active Adult Community
Did you know that nearly 90% of seniors want to stay in their homes as they age? That makes perfect sense to me! But did you know that you don’t actually have to age in place in your home? You can also age in place in an active adult community! Here are 3 reasons why you should consider that option.
Your Medicare Fix is Easier Than You Think!
“Could you please explain what someone who is turning 65 and working full-time with employer benefits should do? I made a significant mistake by enrolling in Medicare when I turned 65 in May, and my Part B premium has increased significantly due to my income. I would appreciate guidance on how to discontinue my Medicare Part B.”
Should We Move to Be Near the Grandkids?
The answer to this question is, “It all depends.” But answering these 9 questions will help you to arrive at a conclusion that is best for all.
Bonus Benefits of Dance
One study showed that dancing can build better brain function and even reduce the chances of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Here’s what else is so great about dancing…
How to Choose a Walk-In Bathtub
For mobility-challenged seniors, a walk-in bathtub can be a terrific option to consider because they’re much easier to get into and out of than a standard tub, which also helps prevent falls. Here’s what you should know, along with a reliable resource to help you choose one.
5 Toxic Marriage Killers
When we say “I do,” we are also saying I will be a safe place for you. I will show you respect. I will love you with my whole heart. Once married, our actions are never just about ourselves; they are always about the “us” that you and your spouse now make up.
Do the Self-Diagnosed Have a Fool for a Client?
“The problem lies in the lack of quality health information online and people’s inability to interpret that information accurately. Combine that with the fact that only a small percentage of the US population is considered health literate, and you have a recipe for misinformation that can negatively impact people.”
4 Ways to Have Less Conflict When Co-Parenting with Grandparents
A full-on, all-hands-on-deck, let’s do this! I wasn’t certain how well it would work. My mom was offering— “free”—to watch my daughter four days a week. That meant, for at least thirty-two hours a week, my mom would be raising my daughter. Here are four ground rules we implemented.
Getting Enough Fiber?
A new study finds that American adults continue to fall short of their daily fiber needs. The study looked at data from more than 14,000 adults over five years. Only 7.4% met the Institute of Medicine’s recommendation of 14 grams of fiber for every 1,000 calories consumed. We need anywhere from 25 to 38 grams of fiber per day, depending on our gender (men need more) and calorie intake.
Best Senior-Friendly Mobile Home Parks Near Miami
Without further ado, here are our top 10 picks for premier mobile home parks near Miami, Florida!
10 Effective Strategies for Healthy Grieving
Experts say there are typical patterns of grief, but anyone who has tasted deep sorrow knows the stages fluctuate and often repeat.
Best Ways to Set Up Savings and Investments for Your Grandchildren
As a grandparent, you have a unique opportunity to positively impact your grandchildren’s future. One of the most meaningful ways to do this is by investing in their financial future. Saving and investing for your grandkids not only provides them with a financial cushion but also teaches them the importance of financial responsibility from an early age.
Social Security is Complicated Because Life is Complicated
People are always telling me that Social Security rules are so complicated. Actually, most of the basic rules are rather straightforward and simple. But to the extent that the program does get messy, there is a reason why that happens. It’s because life gets messy. In other words, if our lives weren’t so complicated, Social Security laws wouldn’t have to get so complicated.
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