• The Coronavirus Pandemic’s Clear Danger to the Elderly March 12, 2020 by David Goldstein Articles, Covid-19 - Coronavirus, Featured, Senior Health - In this article, we will address the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak and how it is affecting seniors.  The virus, which originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan and has spread to much of the world, has caused unprecedented fears, with the cancellation of sporting events, business conferences, and much more.  On March 11, the World Health … Continue reading "The Coronavirus Pandemic’s Clear Danger to the Elderly"
• COVID-19: What older adults need to know March 22, 2020 by David Goldstein Articles, Covid-19 - Coronavirus, Senior Health - Jay Butler, Deputy Director for Infectious Diseases at CDC, describes preventative measures to help protect older adults from COVID-19. Other resources from the CDC If you are at higher risk If you are sick How to prepare Symptoms & testing
• What Is The Difference Between A Nursing Home And Assisted Living? March 17, 2020 by Shanon Woodruff Articles, Assisted Living, Independent Living, Retirement Communities - There will come a time in just about everybody’s life when their age catches up and it becomes difficult to take care of oneself. When that time approaches there are a number of different options for care for senior citizens. And each of these options is best suited to particular circumstances and even your lifestyle. … Continue reading "What Is The Difference Between A Nursing Home And Assisted Living?"
• How to Assess the Features & Facilities in a Senior Housing Complex March 16, 2020 by Leah Matricio Articles, Retirement Communities - Next to choosing somewhere to live for yourself choosing a retirement facility for your aging parents can be one of the most difficult decisions that you can face in your adult life. They worked hard to raise you and, let’s be honest, you wouldn’t even be here without them. But very few of us will … Continue reading "How to Assess the Features & Facilities in a Senior Housing Complex"
• Beware: Home Warranty Trap Targets Seniors! January 1, 2020 by David Goldstein Articles - Home warranties are many things, but few of them are good and even fewer are truly beneficial for seniors. If you are thinking about buying this type of coverage, think again. It’s true that a home warranty can be helpful, but only in very specific situations. Read the following carefully before you spend your hard-earned … Continue reading "Beware: Home Warranty Trap Targets Seniors!"
• Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s? What to Do Next August 13, 2017 by Jennifer Grey Alzheimer's Care - Receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease isn’t easy. The bad news is that at this time, Alzheimer’s is not curable. The good news is that the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease can last for years in some cases—and you can still live a fulfilling and rewarding life during that time. You also have time to … Continue reading "Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s? What to Do Next"
• Senior Housing and the Growing Senior Homelessness Problem February 11, 2020 by Jennifer Grey Articles, Featured - By 2050 Over 25% of the US Population Will be 65 Years Old or Older Right now, roughly 15.6 percent of the US general population is 65 years old or older, but by 2050 that percentage is estimated to balloon to over 25 percent. It is crucial that we start planning for how we will … Continue reading "Senior Housing and the Growing Senior Homelessness Problem"
• What Makes a Good Nursing Home? February 10, 2020 by David Goldstein Articles - Most people want to live in their own homes as long as they can. Sadly, due to declining health or safety concerns at some point that often becomes impossible. At that point, a nursing home must be chosen.  This is a difficult decision, especially if you have no experience when it comes to nursing homes. … Continue reading "What Makes a Good Nursing Home?"
• Independent Living: Deciding What’s Best for You January 9, 2020 by David Goldstein Articles, Featured - There are many reasons why senior citizens consider moving. Having a large home, suffering from certain health issues, or possessing the desire to be closer to relatives are valid reasons to move after hitting retirement age. Likewise, it’s important to have realistic expectations about what you need or want in your next living situation. Look … Continue reading "Independent Living: Deciding What’s Best for You"
• Set up in the Sunshine State: 4 Reasons Retiring to Florida Isn’t Just a Cliché December 6, 2019 by David Goldstein Articles, Featured - Florida has long been known to be a retirement haven for seniors from across the country. While the year-round warm weather certainly plays a part, the Sunshine State has a lot more to offer than just a comfortable climate. From financial incentives to lifestyle benefits, Florida should be on every retiree’s short list. Low State … Continue reading "Set up in the Sunshine State: 4 Reasons Retiring to Florida Isn’t Just a Cliché"