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I am a strong supporter of continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs), also called life plan communities, especially those that are well-managed, financially stable, and prioritize residents and staff.…
As people age, their health and lifestyle needs change, and the support they receive should adapt with them. If you’re researching senior living options—especially continuing care retirement communities…
Football season has begun, and millions tune in to watch their favorite teams battle it out on the gridiron. For retirees and those approaching retirement, fall is also…
As we age, life often brings changes that affect our health, finances, family relationships, and future plans. Many people know about estate planning or long-term care, but fewer…
I am pleased to announce that MyLifeSite has launched a new audio podcast to complement the growing readership of this blog. Titled “Aging is a Trip,” the podcast…
You’ve likely heard the saying, “You’re only as old as you feel.” Growing research supports that idea: people’s subjective age — how old they feel inside — often…
A few years ago, many Baby Boomers began reaching the traditional retirement age of 65. With life expectancy continuing to rise, this generation faces longer retirements than previous…
Long-term care refers to a range of supportive services needed to meet a person’s daily care needs over an extended period. Often these services are non-medical and focus…
In a previous post titled Long Term Care: What Does Medicare Actually Cover?, I outlined the potential out-of-pocket expenses a person may face when receiving care in a…
Within Western culture, aging is often framed as something to fight. Billions are spent on creams, procedures, and supplements aimed at erasing wrinkles and hiding gray hair. Popular…
