Assisted living, nursing home, memory care, continuous care residential communities are residential care options
Mental health is healthcare. Seek treatment.
Prepare a monthly budget to understand the real costs of care and identify spending priorities and savings opportunities.
Caregiving tasks demand physical, emotional, social, and economic sacrifices.
Doctors visits, home health care, rehabilitation therapy, disease management, care coordination and caregivers services
Live like a Scout. Be Prepared.
Reminders, Routines, Schedules, Health Monitoring, Games, and Orientation Skills Automated with Technology.
telehealth, remote patient monitoring, patient portal, tele-mental health, care coordination
Today’s transportation options are growing. Sit back and enjoy the ride.
New benefits and plans are emerging every year.
Eligibility for VA healthcare benefits is determined by a variety of factors, including the veteran's service-connected disabilities, income level, and other factors.
Self-care is caregiving. Support groups are a great way to connect with other people who are going through similar experiences.
Eating, sleeping, bathing, toileting, grooming, moving about, and taking medication are the Activities of Daily Living.
Make your surroundings safe from trip and fall hazards.
Food insecurity is caused by our community’s unwillingness to talk about the Unmentionables.
We are shaped by the place, people and events that surround us.
A living will document outlines your health care instructions if you become too sick and cannot speak for yourself. You control the kind of care you do or don't want.
Life does not offer everyone the same opportunities. Social services help disadvantaged people and communities.
Passion and purpose give us the reason to wake up everyday.
Chronic loneliness is a deadly as smoking 15 cigarettes a day
Healthcare has been transformed by the rapidly changing furniture, devices, and gadgets
Older homes are hard to navigate with stairs and other fall hazards. Rehabbing and older home is expensive and not practical.
Setting priorities in your life means learning what you value and need most out of the resources you possess.
Did you know that 70% of us will require assistance from humans, products or living arrangements when we get old?