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Daily Acts of Care
International Self-Care Day is observed each year on July 24th. Self-care is an extremely important topic when talking about aging and caregiving (in fact, it was the topic of one of our first blog posts). Today we’re going to look at the seven pillars of self-care and explore simple steps we can all take to…
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AI & Older Adults
Artificial intelligence, or AI, is popping up everywhere these days. From smart home devices to health apps, AI can offer helpful tools that make life easier, especially for older adults. As with any new technology, scammers are finding ways to take advantage of it. In this post, we’ll explore the ways AI can support older…
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Keeping The Lights On
As temperatures rise in the summer months, so do utility bills, especially for older adults living on fixed incomes. Air conditioning, increased water use, and longer daylight hours can all contribute to a noticeable spike in monthly costs. For many seniors, this seasonal change can cause real financial stress and even put them at risk…
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How Do You Stay Cool?
It took a while to get here, but summer is finally upon us. The warmer temperatures may feel better than our cold and rainy spring, but those temperatures can climb quickly! Since July 2nd is Air Conditioning Appreciation Day, today’s blog post will go over ways for older adults to stay cool and comfortable as…
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How Do You Find Joy?
National Day of Joy falls on the last Wednesday of June. Created in 2019 by Comfort Keepers, this holiday focuses on finding everyday moments of joy. Today on the blog we’re going to look at different things you can do to bring more joy to your life. How Can I Find What Brings Me…
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Learning Disabilities & Aging
Learning Disability Week (the third week of June) is a time to celebrate the strengths, raise awareness, and shine a light on the experiences of people with learning disabilities. While much of this conversation often centers on children and young adults, it’s equally important to recognize the unique challenges faced by older adults with learning…
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