What can I do to try and prevent Alzheimer’s disease?
Q: Both of my parents were diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease when they were in their eighties. Lately I have noticed trouble remembering the names of people, this was never a…
Q: Both of my parents were diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease when they were in their eighties. Lately I have noticed trouble remembering the names of people, this was never a…
Q: I am thinking about taking early retirement, my company is offering a generous buy out option. I am over 62 years of age, my understanding is I could apply…
Q: My mother who is in her late sixties seems to believe since she has gone through menopause she no longer needs to see a gynecologist for annual exams. She…
Q: I read your column regarding what to look for in choosing a nursing home which will be very helpful to me. My problem is I don’t know how to…
Q: My 94 year old mother lives out of state in her own home. Her trust has been paying for 24 hour care for over two years. Funds will only…
Q: Several years ago I had a total knee replacement. I thought that would not only resolve severe pain but also put an end to several falls I had been…
Q: I’ve had to give up a lot of the activities I used to enjoy because of arthritis. The one thing I look forward to is planting in my raised…
Q: My elderly mother will be making the transition from her own home to a memory care unit in an assisted living facility within the next few months. This has…
Q: Several years ago when my husband and I both retired we signed up for a Medicare plan several of our friends recommended. In the beginning neither of us took…
Q: My mother was recently placed in a long term care facility because her needs could no longer be met at home. The other day when I visited her she…

Friday, November 6, 2026
11:30 am – 2 pm
Blue Ocean Event Center
Salisbury, MA
You’re invited to join us for our Annual Meeting as we celebrate Care in Action, this year’s theme honoring the caregivers whose compassion and dedication make a difference every day.

Author and storyteller Tom Harrison shares his personal journey caring for his mother with Alzheimer’s, offering an honest, heartfelt look at the challenges, meaningful moments, and unexpected rewards that come with caregiving.