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Welcome to the Senior Resource Connect blog. You can visit the blog each Wednesday at 10am for the latest information about aging, caregiving, COVID, and local resources.

COVID-19 Resource Guide

This information was originally published in March 2020, and was most recently updated in January 2024. Information changes frequently, so please call to confirm hours and availability before visiting a resource. Jump to a section below … Continue Reading

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Spotlight: Michigan Medicare/Medicaid Assistance Program (MMAP)

Catholic Social Services of Washtenaw County (CSSW) is home to a wide variety of programs serving young children to older adults and everyone in between. We’ll be interviewing representatives from different CSSW programs help our audience understand what resources are … Continue Reading

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Avoiding Scams: Covid19 Edition

Unfortunately, scammers aren’t above using any situation to their advantage- including a pandemic. Below is a run through of various scams to be aware of.   The Vaccine/Cure/Test Scam  Scammers are taking advantage of the fear surrounding Coronavirus by … Continue Reading

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What the heck is hospice?

Last week on the blog we discussed ways to age in place without having to leave your home. Today we’re going to talk about hospice and how it allows you to manage care wherever you … Continue Reading

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Memory Cafes: What are they and how to they work?

Caregiving can be lonely, especially when caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or Dementia. As symptoms worsen, it can more challenging for that person to be out in the community or find activities they might enjoy.   Memory cafes … Continue Reading

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What does it mean to Age in Place?

If you had the choice between living alone at home or with other people in senior housing, what would you choose?  According to the AARP’s 2018 Home and Community Preferences Survey, most people over 50 want … Continue Reading

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The Happiness Curve

You’re probably aware of the stereotypes of older adults. Popular culture loves to depict older adults as lonely, depressed, and isolated. But is that really the truth?  Recent studies show that if you were to … Continue Reading