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COVID Housing Help
It’s been a difficult year for many with Covid still looming large. Covid has been particularly hard on renters and homeowners who are expected to pay their rent/mortgage despite fewer hours at work or loss of their job entirely. Today on the blog we’re going to take a look at three programs to lighten this…
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Spotlight: Jenny Gordon, Millennial Caregiver
November is National Family Caregivers Month! This is a time to recognize family caregivers and all the work they do for their loved ones. Today on the blog we’re excited to speak with Jenny Gordon, a young Ann Arborite who works as a teacher in addition to acting as caregiver for her mother. Ahead of the Curve: How long have…
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Preventing Pests: Bed Bugs
Every once in a while we get request for a blog post from a community member or senior service professional. Today’s blog post comes at the request of numerous older community members. Bed bugs are especially nasty pests because they can happen year-round and can be very difficult to get rid of completely. While they don’t have an active season, some estimate…
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What to Know about Medicare Open Enrollment
You may have heard the term “open enrollment” being thrown around this fall. Read on for information about Medicare open enrollment- what it is, important deadlines, tips, and local resources to help you along the process. What is open enrollment? Open enrollment is the time each fall when those eligible can enroll or change their Medicare plans. …
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