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Technology can improve the lives of the elderly, but many of them struggle and get overwhelmed with how to use it.
Midlife crises are a thing of the past. Now it is more common for people to experience rebirth and desire to follow their passions rather than making rash decisions in an effort to feel young.
Neglecting to have a will, failing to set up a trust, neglecting to update estate plans, and forgetting to plan for disabilities are all common estate planning mistakes.
Thickened liquids have become a part of standard care for dementia patients, but there is evidence that this may not be the best course of action.
May is National Elder Law Month, which is a time that promotes attorneys educating seniors about their legal options. Know the signs for when you should contact an elder law attorney and tips on choosing the right one.
Memorial Day is a day to remember those who have died while serving out country. Learn about some of the event scheduled in and around Atlanta to commemorate this day.
The difference in life span between the rich and poor contributes to unequal distribution of social security.
Last week President Obama signed into law the Older Americans Act. This act funds a wide array of programs that are crucial to addressing poverty among older adults. Low-income seniors with few other resources rely on the programs to age safely and with dignity. Many of the programs form the backbone that holds everyday life…
Two studies have shown that seniors who participate in artistic activities and other social activities are strengthening their brains, making them more resilient against dementia.
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