Loving & Serving Blog

The best way to support a loved one with memory impairment is to focus abilities that remain and not the abilities that are lost. Encourage

Often times, the roles can reverse as our parents age. We can’t always count on them to take the lead in having discussions about money,

Let’s face it, we accumulate a lot of “important documents” in life. Often times, they end up in a nightstand, drawer, shoebox or a combination

This time of year means shorter, cooler days and lots of holiday celebrations. For most of us, it is a time of traditions; be them

One out of three adults age 65 and older falls each year, but less than half talk to their healthcare provider about it. Exercise regularly.

Sometimes, it’s a late-night email; other times it’s an apprehensive spouse approaching us at a community event. The question typically starts the same… “How do