As your loved ones get older, the time will come to have some difficult conversations. Topics like health issues, end-of-life planning, and the possibility of moving to a senior living community can all be hot buttons that lead to arguments. If you want to communicate more effectively with your senior loved ones about these and
Reducing Anxiety around Reopening after COVID-19
Now that a larger number of people have been vaccinated and many states have relaxed their COVID-19 restrictions, we are all eager to get back to our normal lives. While younger people may not have any reservations about going out in public without masks, older people may not be so enthusiastic. As the group most
Helping Seniors Stay Active Over the Summer
Thanks to COVID-19 restrictions, the Winter of 2020-2021 was a particularly difficult one. Now that restrictions are beginning to ease and more people have been vaccinated, many people are eager to get out there and get active this summer. Of course, it’s not always easy to get back into a fitness routine, especially for seniors
Senior Social Distancing for the Holidays
With COVID-19 cases on the rise again, it’s clear that 2020’s holiday season is going to be a bit different than previous years. Because seniors are at the highest risk of contracting the virus, holiday plans involving older relatives may be up in the air. While it may be difficult to be away from our
Hobbies and Activities for Seniors during COVID
With much of the country [again] in lockdown mode due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans have had to find new ways to stay occupied without leaving the house. For seniors, quarantining and social distancing are even more important as they are the group at the highest risk for contracting the virus. Because of this, many
Senior Living during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Since the World Health Organization declared it a worldwide pandemic on March 11th, 2020, COVID-19 has affected the lives of everyone around the world. Seniors are particularly vulnerable to the virus, which is why local and state mandates have advised them to stay home and self-isolate. Here in California, nearly 1.3 million seniors already live





