There is a broad range of senior living options available today. It can be confusing to navigate all of the options and differentiate between the terminologies used if you're unfamiliar with senior care. The primary differences between these facilities lie in the level of care provided, both medically and in daily living activities. read more

Love gardening? Shakespeare? Robotics? Ever wanted to delve into philosophy or explore an artistic technique? Heading back to college just may be the answer. An ever-increasing number of colleges and universities across the country are welcoming seniors into the classroom—for free or with dramatically reduced tuition. In your retirement, enrolling in a class (or two) just may provide the social and intellectual engagement you've been considering without a hefty price tag. read more

Alzheimer's. Maybe you and your family are already familiar with this disease, or you're worried about becoming all too familiar with it. And with good cause. Alzheimer's is one of the nation's costliest and devastating diseases. It's the sixth leading cause of death in the US and the fifth leading cause of death for those age 65+. read more

Grandparents were placed in our lives to play the role that offers an abundance of all of those basic human necessities. Without our grandparents, we would most likely be a good ten pounds lighter (because nothing says "grandma's house" like food does), a little less educated on life lessons, and a whole lot more lonesome. read more

Being a caregiver for an elderly loved one can be a rewarding experience, but it can also be a stressful and exhausting one. The demands of caregiving can be overwhelming, particularly if you feel like you don't have control over the situation. Furthermore, the challenges of caregiving are chronic and long-term. read more