Aging Well

Dolly Parton turns 80

By Kim Lewis | January 20, 2026

This week, Dolly Parton turns 80, and, like so many others, I find myself marveling not just at the milestone but at how far she has come. What are her secrets to staying vibrant, purposeful, and joyful? She is still working, still giving to others, and still unmistakably “Dolly”. What’s Dolly’s secret sauce? As I’ve…

The new year does not require perfection

By Kim Lewis | December 30, 2025

Like many of you, I am finding this week feels a little quieter. The holidays are behind us, the calendar is fresh, and there is space to reflect. While New Year’s resolutions often get a bad reputation, I do believe there is value in pausing to consider what we can do differently moving forward. With…

Considerations for Dog Ownership for Older Adults

By Miles Hurley | May 6, 2025

It’s springtime in Georgia, the weather is pleasant, and the yellow pollen haze is finally dissipating. Many of us are enjoying time outside with our dogs. For older adults, welcoming a dog into the home can bring joy, purpose, and companionship. But pet ownership isn’t without its challenges, especially as we age. Here’s a quick…

Hearing loss is common

By Miles Hurley | December 17, 2024

Over the past few weeks, we have shared tips on ensuring a successful holiday season with your aging loved one. It’s the perfect opportunity to observe changes in your loved ones’ health, including their hearing. Hearing loss is common as we age, and early detection and intervention can significantly affect quality of life. Listen up!…

Regular exercise

By Miles Hurley | August 7, 2024

The Hurley Elder Care Law team has been swept up in the Olympic fever. Although very few of us have an Olympic athlete’s athleticism, determination, and commitment, we can still take steps to improve our health. Maintaining physical fitness becomes crucial for overall health and longevity as we age. Regular exercise helps aging adults improve…

Aging in Place

By Miles Hurley | February 20, 2024

As we navigate the process of aging, one thing that becomes increasingly important is ensuring our safety and well-being within the comfort of our own homes. Aging in place is a wonderful choice, but it comes with its own set of considerations, particularly when it comes to safety. So, if aging in place is the…

Being a pet owner is beneficial as you age

By Miles Hurley | July 25, 2023

Many of us are enjoying ‘fun in the sun’ activities this summer and love to include our pets. Pets provide affection and companionship to people of all ages but caring for a furry friend is especially beneficial for older adults. There are many ways you can plan to age while being a loving pet owner. Pets Improve…

Happy Independence Day Weekend!

By Miles Hurley | June 30, 2023

Happy Independence Day weekend! For many of us, this day is spent celebrating with family and friends in an array of outdoor activities including backyard cookouts, swimming, and fireworks. Unfortunately, these activities are often tougher for seniors to participate in, but they still want to be included in the fun. Including older adults in group…

Dehydration During Summer: Risks and Prevention for Older Adults

By Miles Hurley | June 27, 2023

As we just experienced the summer solstice last week and the hot July 4th holiday is around the corner, it is crucial to pay attention to the hydration needs of our bodies, especially for older individuals. Dehydration during summer,  poses a significant risk to the health and well-being of seniors.  Prevention for older adults is…

Men’s Health and Aging

By Miles Hurley | June 6, 2023

As we celebrate Men’s Health Month and approach Father’s Day, we thought it would be the perfect time to discuss men’s health and aging. As men reach their 40s, 50s, and beyond, their bodies change and many start experiencing health issues for the first time. Men can often neglect their own health as they age…

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