Health Aging

Winter and Holiday Blues for Seniors Winter and holiday blues for seniors is a real concern and something to be dealt with. The winter season

Your Retina and Alzheimer’s Disease The Alzheimer’s Association recently reported on the connection between your retina and Alzheimer’s disease. New research from Cedars-Sinai Hospital finds

Playing Games Benefits the Aging Brain You’ve heard before that playing games benefits the aging brain. New research shows that “even in one’s 70s and

Vision Care for Seniors Vision care for seniors gets more and more important each passing year. Are any of these statements true for you? The

There are rising concerns over healthcare associated infections that can lead to sepsis and even death. These infections can be caused by devices used in

Assisted Living Services is excited to have a guest blog on long-term care insurance from Connecticut Long Term Care Solutions Group. Many thanks to David Katz

It’s the time of year for many family gatherings. Celebrating the holiday season brings family and friends together to share stories and catch up with

Do you see signs and symptoms of Parkinson’s in your senior loved one? Parkinson’s disease is a chronic, progressive (symptoms may get worse as time

A study published in a 2010 study in the New England Journal of Medicine focused on how engaging in the right leisure activities can keep

The term “aging in place” has received a lot of buzz over the past few years. As Baby Boomers began to reach retirement age, it