by Leitreanna Brown, Events Coordinator, Bath Fitter, Duncan, South Carolina Personally, I have always wanted an old home. Since I was… Read more »
Tag: Education
What’s in a Word?
by Cynthia Hancock, Ph.D. & Dena Shenk Ph.D. Many people who work in aging services spend countless hours caring for… Read more »
3 Simple Steps to Pre-Planning
by Michael J. Neddo Have you planned a party or purchased insurance to prepare for the unexpected? Preplanning was simply… Read more »
Older Americans Month 2015: Get into the Act
by Katie Kutcher, MA, CIRS-A Older adults are a vital part of our society. Since 1963, communities across the country have… Read more »
Five Tips to Avoid Scams
Submitted by: Maryanne Dailey, Senior Vice President, Better Business Bureau of Southern Piedmont At the beginning of the new year,… Read more »
Understanding Reverse Mortgage and How They are Used in Retirement
by David R. Heilman, MBA, Certified Reverse Mortgage Professional Today most older adults have heard of reverse mortgages and with the… Read more »
Ask the RD
by Edna Cox Rice, RD, CSG, LD; www.CNConWeb.com What are the foods I should include in my diet to boost… Read more »
Key Benefits of In-Home Care for Seniors
by Kristen James, Owner, BrightStar Care of Charleston For many seniors, the thought of leaving the familiar surroundings of their home… Read more »
A Closer Look At Geriatric Care Management
by Mary Peters, Owner and Geriatric Care Manager at Care for Life Geriatric Care Management is a stand-alone profession created in… Read more »
A Legacy Worth Remembering
by Pastor Ed Grant Last September my much loved father-in-law, Ed Roper, passed away at the ripe old age of 90…. Read more »
