Memory Care is specialized care for patients living with Alzheimers Disease, Dementia or other conditions that cause memory loss.

Ah, the dog days of summer! And no, we’re not just talking about the heat. Longer daylight hours and warm weather make it the ideal season for fun-filled adventures with your furry friends. On days that are too nice to stay indoors, why not have some fun in the sun with your dog (or daring cat)?

May 2024

This month's Illuminations is all about a healthier you! Learn about how barrier free living can make your home safer, where to find compassionate caregivers and great nutrition products, and find tips to manage your allergies this spring.

Medicaid is a state and federally funded health program for lower income persons of all ages. For applicants who fall into certain categories, Medicaid imposed specific rules on how much income and resources they can have and still qualify for benefits.

April showers bring May flowers… and a dusting of pollen. While we welcome the arrival of warmer days and sunny skies, many Seniors Helping Seniors® clients face symptoms from springtime allergies. In this blog, we’ll review seven senior-focused tips for navigating the allergy season.

April 2024

This month's Illuminations tells you Nancy's story with Constellation Senior Concierge, tells you all about the latest scam aimed at seniors, and has great tips for using voice control technology.

March 2024

This month's Illuminations introduces you to our founders, shows you where to go for the latest technology for aging in place and has great tips for keeping your brain agile.

Scammers are innovating an old scheme by tapping the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to clone voices and steal money by convincing someone that a close friend or loved one is in desperate trouble. 

When people pass away, they leave behind assets, property, and possessions that can have a sentimental and real value for surviving family members and loved ones. Everything that an individual owns upon their death is known as their estate.

While physical fitness is crucial for seniors’ health, nurturing one’s mind is equally as important.

The reality is that standards of baby care have changed since you raised children, and you need to learn to navigate a new relationship with the parents.

Beginning in our 30s, we experience a gradual decline in bone mineral density, losing about 1 percent each year. But there’s evidence that if you are physically active on a regular basis, you can optimize your bone health throughout your life.

With loved ones living longer and needing more care, many families struggle with the best way to help an aging relative.

How changes in Social Security, Medicare, taxes and more will affect your finances.