The Internet provides a fast, instantaneous way of talking to people halfway around the globe, and lets us connect with friends and family through various social media websites. As of 2016, 42% in the age demographic of 65 and older are now smartphone owners. Let's explore some popular sites that allow you to connect with friends and family and safety considerations when online. read more

Which type of long-term care is right for your aging loved one? There is lots of confusion today about the different types of long-term senior care available. A couple of the best-known types of long-term senior care are nursing care and assisted living. read more

This is the second part of my two-part blog about a husband and wife couple sharing their insights about their individual journeys after a diagnosis of early stay Alzheimer's. This blog is about Bob's experiences, in his own words, after his diagnosis. read more

Last month, I attended a meeting for creating a dementia friendly community for Pierce County, Washington. At this event, I met two wonderful people who kindly shared their experiences as a married couple facing a diagnosis of dementia. This is a two-part blog to share their stories. read more

Every July, Iowa hosts the longest and oldest recreational bike riding tradition in the world called the Des Moines Register's Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa (RAGBRAI). What is so great about RAGBRAI is that the relaxed environment gives the chance for people of all ages to participate, even seniors! read more