A reminder to be sure you and your loved ones are up to date on all vaccines. For COVID your seniors should have gotten their booster shot by now, but if not, they should get one as soon as possible. Other important vaccinations to consider include the Pneumonia vaccine, the Shingles vaccine, and of […]
A guest post from Annabelle Harris If your parents are still living but one is showing signs of aging faster than the other, you may be concerned that they’ll no longer be able to safely reside by each other’s side. Unfortunately, this happens in cases where one parent is younger or healthier than their […]
Guest Post from Dan Hall Financial stress can be especially burdensome for older adults who see fewer resources on their horizons. The burden of financial worry is compounded when age has brought with it health complications that limit one’s options and create added money worries. It’s important for seniors, as well as their caregivers, […]
Sorry I have been missing for a bit. I’ve been quite busy on a few projects. Hope to share one with you soon. COVID Challenges Continue COVID has presented so many challenges to all of us the past year and a half, especially with family responsibilities. It’s not letting up like we hoped. I hope […]
Often, people think about work and retirement as two opposite sides of a coin. It does not need to be one or the other. Sometimes, people wish to continue earning money in retirement. This can be a helpful way to assist with your growing needs at this stage. About Aging Parents has plenty of great […]
The COVID-19 vaccine is now becoming available to others outside the healthcare industry, but it can seem like a dangling carrot with no real access. So how can you navigate the COVID-19 vaccine process? It won’t be available from you primary care provider (PCP) because of the strict cold storage requirements. But some large healthcare […]
I live in California and here the Republican Party admittedly has placed fake ballot boxes all over the place. The intention is not clear, but at all costs you want YOUR ballot to COUNT. There are options with mail in and absentee ballots. For instance they come with a postage paid bulk mail permit attached. […]
In a few short weeks America will elect its next President, a few governors, and some major legislators. In addition, state and local elections include a multitude of local propositions and candidates that can have far reaching affects on the regions and the country as a whole. Voting is a right, and with rights come […]
We are all taking care of our aging parents. Unfortunately, some of them are living on such a fixed income that it feels almost impossible to help them meet their needs and cater to some of their wants. Fortunately, with a bit of financial rearranging, they can have it all. Here are a few things […]
We all want to spend more time with aging parents and loved ones. So, when forces outside of your control force you to keep your distance, you may feel afraid, anxious, and guilty. While these feelings are completely normal, you should know that distance doesn’t have to mean sacrificing care or connection for your loved […]
