The holiday season is a time for joy, family gatherings, and cherished traditions. However, for seniors, this time of year can also bring challenges, from
We all know the statistics about children learning languages. Thanks to their young brains quite literally being built to absorb new information and develop language
Whether you were once a skilled dancer or took to the floor during parties, dancing gives you an opportunity to let loose and have fun.
Observing National Obesity Awareness Week with Seniors Since the 1940s, the average number of obese adults has increased exponentially in America. The ease of access
A Senior’s Guide to Getting Comfortable with Your iPad For years, the butt of the joke was that seniors don’t know how to use their
The Importance of Dental Hygiene for Seniors Sometimes, maintaining our dental hygiene can feel like a tedious chore. Our mouths don’t come into contact with
How to Show Support During Breast Cancer Awareness Month October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about breast cancer, promoting
There isn’t anything more unifying in the world than music. It doesn’t matter how old you are, where you live, or what your background is—there
Over the past century alone, advancements in telephone technologies have reached incredible heights. From being confined to a corner of one’s home due to a
No matter how physically active you were in your life, there comes a point in time when you may have to give up certain hobbies. Activities
Golf is a wildly popular hobby in the United States with roughly 34 million players across all age brackets. Of those 34 million players, 15%
Volunteering for a worthy cause does more than benefit the organization— it benefits the volunteer too. For seniors in particular, it is a great way
Over the past several decades, technology has evolved in ways many older adults could never have imagined. We’ve seen incredible achievements in everything from medical
It’s cliché to see seniors on television or in movies sitting in a circle with a pair of needles, knitting scarves or hats for their
In addition to the other observances for this month, February is National Senior Independence Month. Maintaining independence into one’s older adulthood is something many seniors
With February just around the corner, we are truly in the deepest, most bitterly cold time of year. While we already experienced one significant weather
Dealing with excess snow is a challenge for anyone, but it is especially difficult for seniors. Older adults are already more likely to experience a
January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month. While it may seem like a strange condition to observe for a month, those impacted by glaucoma completely understand
Every day of the year, we’re bombarded with new stories about everything wrong in the world. In direct contrast to that, World Kindness Day was
Abuse is something that millions of Americans contest with every day. Among them, unfortunately, are seniors. According to the National Council on Aging, about one
On October 12, the Cook County Department of Public Health announced its brand-new data portal: the Cook County Health Atlas. This resource is designed to
How Can In-Home Care Workers Help Seniors with Brain Games & Activities? It’s a fact of life that, as we age, our mental capacity may
It seems in any form of media that features older adults, you will catch them playing bingo at some point. Whether it was born from
Illinois Resources for Seniors Aging into one’s golden years is an exciting point in one’s life. Post-retirement is the perfect time to travel, try new
As little as 40 years ago, the best way to keep in contact with a loved one who lived more than a town or so
Financial Scams Elders Face Today According to an FBI report of 2020, senior citizens across America collectively lost almost $1 billion to financial scams. This
The Illinois Department of Human Services recently announced the launching of the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. This number will replace the existing lifeline on
The Issues Faced by Geriatric Population in the United States The aging population in the United States is expected to increase from 52 million people in 2018
The Importance of Friends as you Grow Old: Friends are a crucial part of our lives, regardless of how old we are. As we grow
Best States To Retire In the USA: There are many factors to consider when deciding where to retire, such as your budget, health, and lifestyle.
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