When staying away says,I love you.Sunday is Mother’s Day. Usually we buy flowers and book nice brunches. Not this year. Instead of gathering to show mom how special she is, we get to show our love by staying away! The risk is just too high for our elderly moms due to Covid-19. Current statistics show 80% […]
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How to Help Elderly Neighbors During a Quarantine?Last week Courtney wrote in to ask, “How can we help elderly neighbors during a Covid-19 quarantine?” First, let me say, “Thank You, Courtney for caring!”We’re all in this together, even if we’re not allowed to be within six feet of each other. Need help?(503) 487-7245 Here are recommendations […]
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Laughter is strong medicinePreventing heart disease is a laughing matter.February is National Heart Health Month. Learning how to prevent heart disease is more vital today than ever. It’s still the #1 cause of death for both men and women in the United States. What’s funny about that? Nothing. Except preventing heart disease IS a laughing matter […]
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Your Checklist When Visiting Aging Parents During HolidaysMany adult children live out of town and don’t frequently see their aging parents. Things seem fine on weekly phone calls. A parent’s decline often goes unnoticed until a holiday visit. Use this checklist on your next visit to assess their risk. Click the Image to Watch […]
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Keep your sanity! When to hire a geriatric case manager Travel the hill-country called aging and soon you’ll find it fraught with confusion. So, if you care for an elderly loved one, it helps to have a guide – otherwise known as a geriatric case manager. They’re a map for all things aging. Find out what […]
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