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There is no single “correct” answer to that question. While a big sprawling community with upwards of a thousand residents might feel like home to one person, a more intimate […]

If you are concerned about mom and dad being alone most of the day, hiring a home care companion can provide a great solution. In-home caregivers not only provide them with physical […]

If you’re finding a large amount of new purchases and shopping bags on display when visiting a grandparent or parent, you may be justifiably concerned. Just like younger people have […]

The  holidays can be wonderful—but also can be a very difficult time for some seniors. Approximately 6 million people over 65 are depressed. Unfortunately, few seek treatment. Chronic health issues, feelings of […]

No one wants to move from their home into assisted living. Losing one’s independence is hard. However, in some cases, it is the best option to keep elderly or aging parents […]

10 Tips For Healthy Aging® Month Think it’s too late to “reinvent” yourself? Think again. According to Carolyn Worthington, editor-in-chief of Healthy Aging® Magazine and executive director of Healthy Aging®, […]

Sunnymere’s Breakfast Club is presenting a program on Medicare programs, Wednesday, Sept. 21st at 8:30am. No charge, but reserve by calling us at 630-898-7844. Whether you are on Medicare yourself, […]

About A & A Veterans Benefits Only a fraction of eligible veteran Americans over 65, and their spouses, know about the availability of the Aid & Attendance (A&A) pension through the […]

Caring for a loved one strains even the most resilient people. If you’re a caregiver, take steps to preserve your own health and well-being.    Caregiving can have many rewards. […]

When families live far away from one another, the summer vacations may be an opportunity that long-distance caregivers and family members have to personally observe older relatives. Age-related decline can […]