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When helping your older parents buy new furniture, consider minimizing the risk that the furniture is a safety risk. You want your parents to be independent, safe, and happy. As we get older it becomes more complicated. Planning is essential.

You're probably working hard at life. You plan families, careers, fun, and retirement. The final episode on earth is the funeral. You probably will help plan one, and you will have one. Ready?

America is getting older and 5.8 million Americans age 65+ are living with Alzheimer's today. Family caregivers are providing 18.6 billion hours of care. There are things you can do to help your loved one with dementia.

Social distancing and quarantines will be with us for a while. You want to go outside but what can you do safely? There are several safe outdoor activities you can do right now.

Life isn't easy. When things get tough, you can support your partner through it all, especially when their health is compromised. Health changes, often with little or no notice. They will need support as they go through the medical crisis.

Never get behind the wheel of a car without proper car insurance, especially if you are a senior driver. Make sure you or your senior family member takes advantage of these tips.

When was the last time you went to the dentist? The older you get, the more critical oral health becomes. Seeing the dentist is important and safe, even during the COVID-19 era.

Mom and Dad have given you advice for most of your life. As parents get older, it becomes your responsibility to help them prepare for the challenges of aging.

Do you have pressure on your median nerve? If you have pain, tingling, and numbness in your arms, making it difficult to type and work, you probably do. It is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, and it causes many problems that can be treated.

According to the Institute of Medicine, 90 million adults in the U.S. misunderstand drug labels or have difficulty following their directions. Plus, as you get older, the number of prescription drugs one takes increases.

Tossing and turning is not an unavoidable side effect of getting older. Aging leads to health issues, including sleep problems. Sleep problems lead to health issues. Health and aging leads to long-term care.

If you are a senior or have a loved one who is, staying busy and active can be challenging, especially during the winter. The right hobby can help maintain physical and emotional well-being.

Your IRA should feature many different types of investments. You have likely heard about real estate investments for retirement, but are they right for you?

Technology produces incredible opportunities to connect to friends and family. Take advantage of the evolving digital world to stay connected to grandchildren and other family members.

Once you reach age 65, Medicare becomes your health insurance. What is Medicare, and what do you need to know as you approach 65?

Parkinson's Disease brings a myriad of challenges to patients and those who love and care for them. Simple tips will help you better care for your loved one who is suffering from Parkinson's.

For over 30 years, effective and safe medical imaging has become essential for many medical decisions and has become crucial for the early detection and treatment of diseases. While adding longevity, longevity itself presents challenges that need planning.

Some senior citizens need a cane for mobility while others seek the added security. No matter the reason, it is important to help them choose the right cane to help them remain independent.

New drugs and vaccines are in the news. Which phase of a clinical trial reveals how close researchers are to creating a safe and effective drug or vaccine for use by the general public.

Everyone should have a nest egg to deal with the unexpected events in their life and funding a successful future retirement. These common-sense tips will help future retirees secure their finances.

Skin care is important at any age but for older people it is essential for overall good health. Aging skin is especially sensitive to harsh winter climates. If you are a senior or know one, there are ways to keep skin hydrated and healthy in the winter months.

Age and health changes can impact a person's driving ability. Be sure to understand how physical changes and medical conditions can change a person's ability to drive safely.

You hear ventilators in the news. They are important. Older COVID-19 patients are more likely to be placed on a ventilator. But what are ventilators used for, exactly? They are a key part of health care.

Most of us rode a bike when we were younger. However, once we get older and enter the workforce, many of us forget our bikes. Cycling is an excellent activity for those over 40 looking for a way to have fun, exercise, and help maintain health.

Grief does not just affect the mental health of those who experience the loss of a loved one. Understand the physical and emotional effects and ways to cope for yourself or your loved one who is experiencing grief.

There is more to life than money, but money plays a very big part of life. Plan carefully by understanding these five critical financial stages of life to help you enjoy a future successful retirement.

Maintaining family legacy is more than just protecting assets. There are ways to protect memories, as well. It is more difficult if loved ones live afar, but there are easy ways to get it done.

As your parents get older, having them nearby is ideal; however, it can be challenging if they need a long-term care facility. Understand the process will make the love easier on the entire family.

As you grow older, you must maintain a focus on keeping your body healthy. Doing this can be as simple as introducing black tea to your daily diet.