Most people have no idea what normal is supposed to feel like. We settle for feeling far less vibrant than we should be. Do these symptoms describe you? You consistently feeling exhausted, achy, bloated,
Laura O'Reilly Stanzilis Aging contributes to an increase in poor balance, inclination to injuries, reduced flexibility, and reduced tolerance to heat and humidity. Whether we have been exercising for a lifetime or are just getting
By Laura O'Reilly Stanzilis RN MS Screenings are tests that look for diseases before you have symptoms. Screening tests can find diseases early when they’re easier to treat. Mammography is the most common screening
By Kathy D'Agati “Doesn’t everything die at last and too soon? Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” Mary Oliver We run away from the topic
By Maheen Khokhar, MSc CCC-A Imagine living in a world with no sound – if you could not hear laughter, birds chirping, the wind blowing through trees. At least 28 million U.S. adults have hearing
By Eric Goldberg, Certified Elder Law Attorney Submitted by Amy Nealy A Medicaid-Compliant Annuity (“MCA”) is a single premium immediate fixed annuity that allows Medicaid applicants to convert a non-exempt asset into an income stream
By Eric Goldberg, CELA Submitted by Amy Nealy There are few circumstances in life more devastating than seeing a parent lose capacity and require the full care of a child or caregiver. Approximately 60% of
By Laura O'Reilly-Stanzilis A fall is defined as an event which results in a person coming to rest inadvertently on the ground or floor or other lower level. It is a loss of balance which
The Bill and Nancy Conger Art of Caregiving series Whether you’re an experienced caregiver or brand new to the role, there’s an art to providing care for an aging loved one. Caregiving is not a
By Jay Weisman, CAP® Have you thought about how you will be remembered by generations to come? Most people believe that a legacy is something you leave when you pass – something that gets laid
