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Lifestyle
May 13th, 2026
4 Tips for Winning a Wrongful Death Claim
Wrongful death is a term describing a death caused by another person's recklessness, negligence, or intentional act. Under the law, the surviving family members of the deceased have the right to bring a wrongful death lawsuit against the person responsible.
Health
January 26th, 2023
Can Heart Attack Turbocharge Mental Decline? Research Says, Maybe.
Those who experience heart attacks see a faster deterioration in cognitive function than those who do not, raising the possibility that heart attack prevention could assist in maintaining brain health.
Lifestyle
January 25th, 2023
Recommended Things to Visit in New Orleans for Seniors
New Orleans, with its vibrant culture, great weather, excellent entertainment options, rich history, and diverse cultural attractions., is a great place to visit, especially for seniors. Consider New Orleans, whether on your own, with friends, or with family.
Lifestyle
April 28th, 2024
Respite Care Benefiting Older Adults and Easing Stress on Loved Ones
Respite care can give family caregivers much-needed breaks from their roles, allowing them to rest and recharge. In doing so, it will help ease family caregivers' stress and give them the emotional strength to continue caregiving for their loved ones.
Health
January 24th, 2023
Looking To Get Fit In 2023? Here's What to Do
Is the year you get fit? Maintaining a healthy weight reduces the risk of chronic diseases and improves balance and strength, reducing the risk of falls, especially important after age 50. Exercise can also help reduce stress and anxiety, improve sleep quality and lift moods.
Care Facilities
January 23rd, 2023
Survey Shows Major Acceptance of Telemedicine as People Overcome Common Myths
According to an AHIP/NORC survey, more people are open to telemedicine. Virtual visits cut down on travel, time off from work, and the need for childcare. Telehealth also gives people easy access to specialists and other health care providers.
Government
January 19th, 2023
484,704 Washingtonians Say - “No Way” to the LTC Tax
Working people in the State of Washington will be paying a tax on all their income to pay the LTC Tax unless they maintain a qualified Long-Term Care Insurance policy. So far, almost a half million people have said "no" to the tax.
Lifestyle
January 19th, 2023
5 Reasons Why Basic Life Support Training is Important
Basic life support (BLS) training is primarily designed for health care professionals and anyone else, including teachers, social care workers, parents, and daycare providers, who wish to learn basic life support skills.
Care Facilities
May 25th, 2025
Signs Older Family Members Would Benefit from Living in a Senior Community
Aging, chronic health, and mobility problems often make it difficult for older adults to remain independent in their homes. There are signs to look for to determine if it is best to move to assisted living or other senior community.
Lifestyle
March 27th, 2023
Hobbies and Activities Help Maintain Health and Well-Being in Older Adults
The research is clear. You need activity and fun when you are retired. It is never too late to pick up a hobby and learn something new and fun. Being active benefits your physical and mental health.
Lifestyle
January 16th, 2023
Do We Really Need a Gym in Order to Stay Fit After 50?
Maintaining fitness at 50 is more difficult due to a slowed metabolism, changing nutritional requirements, and lifestyle. However, trying to stay fit will delay the consequences of aging and ease the limitations of chronic illness
Health
April 25th, 2026
Diet Time? Higher Levels of Body Fat May Contribute Higher Risk of Dementia
Few people like to diet, but recent research shows that too much body fat is linked to a higher risk of dementia and other health problems. Being proactive with your health and financial planning will help you maintain a better quality of life.