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Many older adults don’t embrace technology and won’t trade in their flip phone for a smartphone. Yet, there’s technology for seniors designed just for them Technology for Seniors Who Won’t…
Movement is paramount to every wellness program, and the health benefits of staying active are abundant. This is especially true for the senior population. But, whether due to a lack…
Elizabeth Vaccaro of Wayne, New Jersey is celebrating her 100th birthday and shown here with her son John holding a photo herself with her late husband & WWII Veteran John…
Long distance caregiving, regardless of the circumstances, is challenging. The worry over home safety for seniors, ensuring loved ones are cared for, arranging legal affairs, and the time required to…
Gaylia Holmes, seated and surrounded by her son Ken and Pinnacle In-Home Care aide Camille Wynn, beams with pride holding photos of her late husband James. She now enjoys award-winning…
Roughly one quarter of older Americans live alone, and many express the desire to maintain independence and age in place. Older adults living alone are at an increased risk not…
On December 7, 1941, thousands of military service members, and civilians (2,403 to be exact) were killed during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. An additional 1,178 were injured, two…
Remaining in a familiar home environment is often the preference for aging seniors, and there is significant benefit to this choice. Maintaining continuity and consistency can be a comfort as…
Women are living longer, yet their golden years aren't always bright and golden. The two biggest reasons why women struggle in old age are disability and lack of economic resources.
Bonita Hoyle is embracing her new assistive technology, claiming it's simple and fun. Unlike other Alexa® devices, her VetAssist Companion® is pre-programmed and allows her call for emergency help. “It’s…
