National Cemetery Administration Services Info for Veterans
In recognition of the contributions patriotic men and women have made to serve their country, we want to share the National Cemetery Administration Services resources outlined by The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). We express our gratitude for the service your loved one gave. Who is Eligible? Veterans discharged from active duty under conditions other…
Read MoreOmega-3 Fatty Acids: Fighting Dementia in Seniors
It’s no secret that a healthy diet and regular exercise can benefit the body in many ways. These simple things help the heart, your muscles, and in some cases, even your brain. As we age, our risk of developing certain brain diseases also increases. After age 65, the chance of being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease…
Read MoreTips For Decluttering
This week, we want to take a moment to spotlight an article by Neighbor. They share about decluttering and the importance of having a clean home. You can check out the original article here. If you or a loved one struggles with clutter, continue reading for our guide for decluttering! Marie Kondo, one of the most…
Read MoreHow to Turn Your Backyard Into a Butterfly Sanctuary: A Tribute to the Monarch Butterfly
Iconic is the most appropriate word to describe the Monarch butterfly. Most of us have fond childhood memories of the unmistakable orange and black beauty flitting around the blue sky on sunny summer days. They were everywhere — and their presence was so magnificent. Their name, in Greek, means “sleepy transformation” in recognition of their…
Read MoreBrain Health as You Age
How to Keep Your Brain Healthy as You Age As we quickly approach June, it is great to be aware that June is national Brain and Alzheimer’s Awareness month and we’re here to give you advice on how to keep your brain healthy. The brain is the most important organ in your body and it’s…
Read MoreAdvantages of Medicare
Medicare is a cheaper alternative to traditional health insurance, but only if you pick the right plan. While you might think that turning 65 and waiting for your card is all there is to it, the truth is that there are decisions that must be made, and there is only a limited amount of time…
Read MoreSenior Transportation Issue with Limited Options
The Need for Senior Transportation Have you seen one of your aging loved one’s driving skills decline in recent memory? Well, if so you’re not alone. Everyday more and more seniors stop driving in the United States. While your loved one quits driving, they also want to be able to remain in their own home.…
Read MoreSenior Veteran Benefits
What is Aid and Attendance Aid and Attendance is a pension based benefits program available to veterans through the Veteran’s Associations Benefits program. The program is intended for those who require the assistance of someone else in their home. Many senior veterans utilize this program to help finance the cost of home care. Continue reading…
Read More2021 Heart Health Resolutions
As most people know, the way you live your life makes a big difference in your health. This is especially true of your cardiovascular system. According to recent research, nearly 50 percent of all premature deaths are caused by unhealthy lifestyle choices that increase the risk of high blood pressure, diabetes, heart attack, and stroke.…
Read MoreVitamin D can Help Reduce Coronavirus Risk by 54%: Boston University Doctor
Stop waiting for a miracle drug: A Boston University doctor says a sufficient amount of vitamin D can help reduce coronavirus risk by 54%. “People have been looking for the magic drug or waiting for the vaccine and not looking for something this simple,” said Dr. Michael Holick, professor of medicine, physiology and biophysics at…
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