World War II veterans are a dying breed. Literally. In fact, the Department of Veterans Affairs estimates that 640 WWII vets will die every day in the U.S. But before they do, many are getting the gift of a lifetime – an Honor Flight visit to Washington D.C.’s WWII Memorial. And Florida is taking part.…
Ask These Tough Questions to Better Ensure Seniors’ Health & Safety These three (3), pointed questions may foretell a community’s ability to safeguard its residents and maintain superior lifestyle quality, even in emergency situations like we’re facing today with COVID-19. Food, amenities, and care and service. In our (comparatively) blissful lives before COVID-19, those were…
Less Is More: Why Experiences Hold the Key to Happiness and Not Material Things Nothing against Mercedes and mansions, but research has shown that the joy we get from material things is often short-lived and brief, while experiences are what really account for a more enjoyable and memorable life. Baby Boomers, particularly, perhaps are able…
Many seniors find that as they get older, they need more help with tasks like home maintenance or yard work. You might find that you wish you had more opportunities to socialize with your neighbors or that you had access to amenities like a senior fitness center, pool, and dining options. If you are looking…
If you are concerned about an aging loved one, it is likely you have contemplated having them move to an assisted living facility. Knowing where to place a relative or friend can be an overwhelming process. As you look into assisted living communities, it can be helpful to know more about this level of care…