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Senior Living
Summer Senior Discounts – St. Louis Has Plenty!
Money can be tight, especially when you’re on a limited income like many seniors are. But that doesn’t mean…
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Caregiver Tips
Temporary Senior Care (or Respite Care) for Labor Day
Labor Day, which is taking place on Monday, September 2nd this year, honors American workers, and if you are…
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Alzheimer’s & Dementia
Why the Discovery of ‘LATE’ Dementia Is Important
When is Alzheimer’s disease not Alzheimer’s disease? It’s a riddle that finally has an answer. Researchers recently pinpointed another…
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Care Management
Do You Need a Geriatric Care Manager?
As you or a senior loved one age, you may find yourself searching for answers about complex senior care…
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Care Management
Tips for Moving Your Senior Parent
In his song, “Beautiful Boy,” John Lennon sang that “Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making…
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Finance & Planning
The Risks of a Handwritten Will
When the “Queen of Soul” Aretha Franklin died in August 2018, it was believed that she hadn’t prepared any…
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Independent Living
A New Tempo: Why Seniors Prefer Independent Living Communities
People are drawn to beautiful harmony in music. Jim Thielker and his wife, Judy, have found harmony in their…
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Caregiver Tips
How Employers Can Help Caregivers for a Win-Win
If American employers embraced the recommendations of a new Harvard Business School report, life could be a lot easier…
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Independent Living
Aging Alone: What Seniors Need to Know About Aging in Place
Studies have shown that the vast majority of senior adults would prefer to age in place in their homes,…
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Alzheimer’s & Dementia
How to Prepare Your Home for Someone With Alzheimer’s
It’s no secret that the majority of older adults want to live out their lives in their own homes.…
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Care Management
How to Find a Professional Caregiver for Your Parent
There is a point where caring for Mom or Dad is no longer possible for family members. Determining the…
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Alzheimer’s & Dementia
How to Communicate with a Loved One Living with Alzheimer’s
Communication is an exchange. We trade information, opinions, emotions, thoughts, and memories. When we communicate with someone who has…
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Health & Wellness
How to Effectively Communicate with Your Doctor
We’ve all been there. After waiting endlessly for a doctor’s appointment, your physician breezes in and out of the…
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