Retirement planning requires a lot of educated guessing in terms of how long you’ll live and at what age you’ll stop working. In general, people can expect to live at least 20 years post-retirement at age 65. Lifestyle, family history, and overall health are factors to consider. Long-Term Care Costs What hasn’t been factored in until recently, is the cost of any long-term care that might be needed. This is a much harder item to pin down. However, one…
According to a survey by AARP, ¾ of adults want to remain in their homes as they age, but only 59% believe they’ll be able to do so. If you’re part of both of those groups, these tips will help you live independently, in your own home, longer. Stay Mentally Active Brain-stimulating games help preserve mental function. Just like your muscles need a workout, so does your brain. Crossword puzzles, Sudoku, and similar games are great ways to engage your…
In the United States, 27% of adults over 60 live alone (pew research). This percentage is higher than in any other nation. Humans need socialization. We survive and thrive through social connections. But unfortunately, many seniors are alone more often as they age, leaving them vulnerable to social isolation, loneliness, and health problems like cognitive decline, stroke, and heart disease. Why Video Chatting? Video chatting is a great way to connect with seniors when you can't be with them…
There are many tools to help seniors and people with vision impairments. Each of them makes life easier and more accessible in some way. One of the most convenient is a virtual assistant like Amazon’s Alexa. Here are some of the skills deemed most valuable for those with vision impairments. This post may contain affiliate links, which means we may receive a commission if you click a link and purchase something that we have recommended. This commission comes at…
We understand the importance of creating a safe and inviting living space. In this article, we'll share actionable insights to help you create a dementia-friendly environment at home and transform your home into a place where individuals with dementia can thrive. Environment Matters For people with Alzheimer's and dementia, everyday life can be both challenging and frustrating. As the symptoms progress, they will struggle with remembering, processing, thinking, and reasoning. Some simple changes to the home environment can help…
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