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Tips For Seniors on Dealing With Aging-Related Stressors
-Written by Adult Care Advisors | No Comments March 17, 2020
Even though growing older is a blessing, it doesn’t mean that we’re always prepared for it. With aging often comes certain stressors, and you can only manage them effectively if you know what they are and what to do. Here are some of the issues many seniors face and some simple-yet-savvy routes for dealing with… Read more »
Continue ReadingSelf-Care for Caregivers: Tips to Help Alzheimer’s Caregivers Relax and Refresh
-Written by Adult Care Advisors | No Comments November 18, 2019
In the US alone, roughly 5.5 million individuals are struggling with Alzheimer’s disease. The number of people being affected by this incurable disease could be twice or triple that amount. Additionally, family, friends, and caregivers are all directly impacted by this condition. As care is the primary treatment for patients suffering from Alzheimer’s, it’s not… Read more »
Continue ReadingTOP TEN REVERSE MORTGAGE MISCONCEPTIONS
-Written by Adult Care Advisors | No Comments June 28, 2016
1. I have to sign my home over to the bank – You keep title to your home. 2. The bank will get my home when I pass on – Your heirs will inherit your home. They decide whether or not to sell the home, or keep it in the family. 3. A reverse mortgage… Read more »
Continue ReadingFamily Documents That Should Be In Check
-Written by Adult Care Advisors | No Comments May 26, 2015
Everyone has important personal identifying documents—from birth certificates to social security numbers to titles and driver’s licenses. These documents that you accumulate over your lifetime should be organized, but how do you know which documents to keep and which ones you no longer need? Because many of life’s most important decisions are based on documentation, it… Read more »
Continue ReadingHearing Loss Does Not Have To Be Handicapping
-Written by Adult Care Advisors | No Comments May 19, 2015
All the way back in the year 1910 Helen Keller wrote a letter to James Kerr Love that that stated, “The problems of deafness are deeper and more complex, if not more important, than those of blindness. Deafness is a much worse misfortune. For it means the loss of the most vital stimulus — the sound… Read more »
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