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Question: When I retired from my demanding but rewarding job, I felt like I was on top of the world. I’m a 68-year-old widow and was sure I needed a rest. But now I’m itching to get back to work, just not to my former position or employer. Do you have any advice for older job…
Question: I am a retired widower in my 70s and have noticed the price of food going up every time I shop. I’m worried that my grocery expenses are outpacing my monthly income, which is mostly a Social Security check plus interest from a small savings account. Is there any way I can get some help…
This is Falls Prevention Awareness Week, and it’s a great time to discover everyone’s role in falls prevention. Here are some suggestions from the National Council on Aging (NCOA) on how we can all work together to reduce the risk of falling: An occupational therapist can ensure your assistive devices fit your needs and provide…
I encourage everyone to take advantage of cultural events happening in their community. It is a chance to learn about a new culture, meet new people, and try delicious food.
This month, we want to celebrate our partnerships with the Councils on Aging throughout our service area. September is National Senior Center Month, and it’s a great time to recognize the vital services these centers provide. According to the National Council on Aging, more than 10,000 senior centers aid one million people around the country,…
If you’re looking for trustworthy information you can access at any time, Trualta may be the answer. Trualta is an e-learning platform that has on-demand advice for family members and caregivers.
Here are 10 questions to ask yourself as you prepare for the future of your aging journey, as recommended by the American Psychological Association. How long are you likely to live? On average, a 65-year-old-man can expect to live until age 84, while a 65-year-old-woman can plan to reach 86. Approximately one in four people…
As we age, our natural thirst can gradually diminish, so keeping hydrated is key self-care for older adults.
Having a pet involves ongoing responsibilities, including medical care, which can be expensive. AgeSpan is fortunate that, through the generosity of Meals on Wheels and PetSmart, we can offer the people we serve help with these bills via our new Veterinary Care Program.