Posts Categorized: Aging Well Blog

If you’re curious about rethinking your living arrangement as you age, you might want to explore the idea of an ADU. These small, individual living spaces can be customized with aging in place in mind, allowing you to stay independent while also living close to caregivers.

As we age, chronic inflammation can sneak up on us, affecting everything from our joints to our brain health. Fortunately, there are simple, actionable steps you can take to reduce inflammation and protect your health.

For most of us, it’s been many years since we took a driving test. But as an older driver, you may find you’re required to take one to renew your license. That can feel intimidating! Luckily, there are resources and professionals who can help you prepare.

A family trip can be a great way to connect with loved ones and explore new destinations together. Thoughtful planning ensures that everyone—from toddlers to grandparents—has a memorable experience.

As we age, our sleep patterns often change, and many of us start to experience things like snoring, restless nights, or waking up tired. We may think it’s just part of getting older, but it could be something more serious: sleep apnea.

If you’re overwhelmed with taking care of an entire house or struggling with feelings of isolation, an independent living community might be a good next move for you. Let’s look at how to compare and contrast options.

Protect your financial future, even when life throws the unexpected your way. Learn more about the importance of a financial power of attorney and how to choose the right person for the job.

Seniors experience property crime thirteen times more often than violent crime. Burglary is the most common. (Interestingly, it typically occurs between noon and 4:00 pm!) The average loss is roughly $3,000, although that does not account for the emotional impact: A profound sense of violation and vulnerability.

The boomer generation meets the Golden Girls. Homesharing is on the rise! And for good reason. It’s an affordable alternative that allows for shared expenses, help around the house, and light companionship.

As a parent, it can be challenging to keep your wallet closed, especially if there’s a history of extended financial support. But there are ways to encourage your child’s solvency while minimizing the risk to your relationship.