Watching a loved one’s cognitive decline due to dementia is difficult.

Growing up, one of my grandmothers was often reciting poetry.

As our loved ones age, we are faced with navigating a healthcare system that can be challenging even for those working in healthcare.

After working with elderly clients and families for several years I have found that end-of-life planning is one of the most challenging topics of conversation.

Another concern about reaching the age of retirement is maintaining a level of activity that supports a healthy lifestyle.

I hear so many people pondering over what to give to their older loved ones for the holidays.

In every assessment of a potential client I ask about hobbies, and nothing is more satisfying than meeting another reader.

Working as a care manager with the geriatric population provides opportunities to look for links between aging and preventable areas of decline in quality of life.

One tip I share with all my clients and families is how to prepare an organized file to streamline information sharing in the event of a medical emergency.