by Beth Giles | Oct 29, 2020 | Aging, Memory Loss, Senior health
Short term memory loss is apparent to and affects those close to the person starting on that horrible voyage called dementia. It is one of the early signs in the progression of dementia. You may become aware of it by asking the person what happened in their day and...
by Beth Giles | May 16, 2020 | Aging, Care giving, Self Care
During this unprecedented time, family caregivers are working overtime to take care of loved ones. It is easy to get into survival mode and forget all about self-care. The following is a list of things to remember: Help yourself before you help others....
by Beth Giles | May 13, 2020 | Downsizing, Estate Sale, Moving Strategies, Selling Household Goods
As we ourselves age or help our loved ones transition into a healthy period of aging gracefully, the idea of moving often comes up. Does a home bigger than we need make sense anymore? What about all the things that we can’t take with us when we downsize? A few...
by Beth Giles | Jul 15, 2019 | Aging, Aging in Place, Independent Living, Retirement living, Senior health
If your parent or loved one is living at home, it is important to take steps to ensure that their surroundings are safe. In home falls are a leading cause of injuries among seniors living alone. As adults age, we start to see an overall decline in vision, balance, and...
by Beth Giles | Oct 20, 2018 | Insurance Benefits, Medicare
As you approach age 65, it is time to determine whether you will want additional health insurance to complement original Medicare. For most seniors who enroll in Medicare Parts A and B, buying an additional policy is a good idea. Original Medicare covers approximately...
