by Tamela Alldredge | Mar 22, 2023
Seniors have many barriers to healthy eating. Meet Judy, a prime example of resilience in the face of challenges. She battles with numerous health obstacles – from vision problems to diabetes, heart disease, and high cholesterol. Despite her struggles,...
by Tamela Alldredge | Dec 19, 2022
COVID- 19 has heightened our awareness of senior health and safety. Even though there has always been consideration for the seniors in our lives, the bar has been raised. The care levels have reached beyond health care providers and caregivers. It really put family,...
by Tamela Alldredge | May 18, 2022
As part of celebrating the month of May as Aging Life Care Month, we would like help educate our visitors on what it is that Aging Life Care Professionals, also known as Geriatric Care Managers, do to help aging persons and their involved family members to plan for...
by Tamela Alldredge | Mar 16, 2022
Teresa is the founder of the Violets Club, a neighborhood book club that meets in her living room twice a month. Well, at least that was how they functioned before the pandemic. Teresa had been so impressed by her friends’ ability to be flexible in difficult...
by Tamela Alldredge | Feb 15, 2022
Many older people think that it’s too late to learn a new skill. But this is just simply not true. There is NO age limit to learning. When you try something new, you’re opening your world to endless new possibilities: new people, new places, and new...
by Tamela Alldredge | Jan 15, 2022
“As we start the New Year, I’m trying not to feel that post-holiday let-down,” 83-year-old Sarah told me during a visit. “It was so much fun having the kids and grandkids over. Now it’s so quiet in this house, I can hear a pin drop.” It’s...
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