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Tips for Aging in Place in a Two-Story Home
Aging in place in a multi-story home presents unique challenges, especially as mobility decreases with age. However, with thoughtful modifications such as stairlifts or first-floor bedroom suites, seniors can continue to live safely and comfortably in their multi-level homes.
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Helping Your Aging Dog: The Rise of CBD Oils, Veterinary Use, and What’s Legal
As dogs age, they face many of the same health issues humans do. Premium CBD oils and prescription-grade products may offer real relief—but only when used properly and legally under a vet’s guidance.
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Ingrown Toenails Pose Bigger Risks for Seniors: How to Prevent Pain and Infection
Ingrown toenails are more than a nuisance for older adults—they can lead to serious infections. Learn how caregivers and seniors can prevent complications through proper foot care and early treatment.
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Pope Leo XIV: First American Pontiff Brings Global Voice for the Elderly and Long-Term Care
Robert Prevost's election as Pope signals renewed attention to aging, long-term care, and vulnerable populations.
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B. Smith’s Alzheimer’s Journey and Legacy: A Story of Love, Controversy, and Courage
B. Smith, a trailblazer in modeling, business, and lifestyle, faced Alzheimer's with grace and grit. Her story sparked a national conversation about caregiving, love, and what it means to live with dignity in the face of decline.
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Santa Fe Authorities Confirm Gene Hackman's Cause of Death as Heart Disease and Alzheimer's
Gene Hackman, 95, passed away from heart disease with advanced Alzheimer's as a contributing factor, while his wife, Betsy Arakawa, 65, died a week earlier from hantavirus pulmonary syndrome.
Eric Clapton Career May End, Peripheral Neuropathy
The pop & rock stars that played on your radio are now aging, just like you. Health issues which cause Long-Term Care impacts retirement savings. Safeguarding savings with affordable LTC insurance should be part of your plan
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Communication Breakdowns Take Toll on Family Caregivers, Especially for Older Adults with Chronic Illness
New ASHA poll reveals 60% of caregivers struggle with communication breakdowns—especially with aging parents. Learn how planning with Long-Term Care Insurance and trained providers improves care quality.
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How to Feel Comfortable with Assisted Living: A Guide for Families Facing Care Decisions
Assisted living can be a positive step. Learn how to make the transition easier, compare care options, and understand how to pay for care.
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PCOS in Older Women: The Lasting Health Risks You Can’t Ignore
PCOS doesn’t disappear with age. Learn how Polycystic Ovary Syndrome affects older women differently, raises long-term health risks, and why early planning supports healthy aging and independence.
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Rise of Nutritional Drinks: Your Guide to Better Health and Wellness
The rise of nutritional drinks offers middle-aged and older adults an easy and effective way to support their health and wellness by providing essential vitamins, minerals, and proteins.
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Celebrating Older Americans Month this May (2025)
Older Americans Month is celebrated each May, alongside several other healthcare observances. In this article, we’ll look at the different healthcare observances happening this May and share some simple, meaningful ways to show your support and appreciation for the seniors in your community.
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Class of '75? '85? Remember the Past and Prepare for the Future
Your high school graduation might feel like yesterday, but if you're from the Class of '75 or '85, time has flown. Here's why it's urgent to build a smart retirement and long-term care plan before your memories fade and the cost of care catches you off guard.