
What to Look for When Visiting Elderly Loved Ones This Holiday Season
Caregiver
The holidays are a busy time of year. We are rushing to complete our shopping lists, decorate, and put the…
Physical Therapy for Seniors: How It Can Help
Aging, Healthy Aging
Physical therapy for seniors: what is it and how can it help? Suppose you have ever had an injury, pain,…
Nonprofits And Programs For Seniors
Aging
I am honored and proud to be a member of the Board of Directors for two nonprofit organizations that serve…
End-of-Life Support: Caring for a Loved One Facing Death
Caregiver, End-Of-Life
Supporting a loved one facing death is a challenging and emotional journey. It can bring uncertainty, fear, and sadness, making…
The Value of Planning Before a Senior Healthcare Crisis
Aging, Estate Planning
Recently, Tina Kane, one of our elder care coordinators, and I were invited to speak on the Givnish Spotlight hour…
Recognizing Changes in Loved Ones Over the Holiday Season
Aging
‘Tis the season for families to come together to celebrate the holidays, including with our elderly loved ones. In many…
A Discussion on Aging with a Nine-Year-Old
Aging
Sometimes it’s just easier for others to explain. On a recent Sunday, instead of dropping my 9-year-old daughter, Addison, at…
Aging Parents with Special Needs Adults
Aging, Caregiver
Planning to Replace the Irreplaceable Parent For aging parents with children who are special needs adults, planning ahead is an…
Solo Agers: Identifying Support Care, Asset, and Legal Support
Aging, Estate Planning
A recent New York Times article detailed an increasing cohort of solo agers—those over 50 aging alone—and the physical, financial,…
The Life Care Plan: A Complex and Confusing Puzzle
Aging, Estate Planning
Navigating a successful life care plan is much like a puzzle. Every step must be correct to progress and complete…










