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Prepare But Don’t Panic: Planning for Natural Disasters

Prepare But Don’t Panic: Planning for Natural Disasters

by Lisa Krauss | Aug 15, 2021 | Emergencies & Natural Disasters, Health and Safety, Planning for the Future

Lately, news reports about natural disasters across the country have been pretty scary. From fires to floods to tornadoes, severe weather events remind us that it’s important for families to plan and prepare. For example, the Atlantic hurricane season is...
It’s Time to Reap what You’ve Sown

It’s Time to Reap what You’ve Sown

by Lisa Krauss | May 15, 2021 | Financial Planning, Health and Safety, Planning for the Future

Many of the seniors I work with want to age at home for as long as possible. However, most people will need help at some point in their lives with household tasks such as shopping and cleaning, with personal care, or other activities of daily living. Family members...
Tips to Defrost from Winter and Spring into Spring!

Tips to Defrost from Winter and Spring into Spring!

by Lisa Krauss | Apr 15, 2021 | Aging Life Care, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Health and Safety, Self Improvement

The long months of winter, social distancing, and closures due to the pandemic have taken a toll on many people’s mental health, including older adults. As spring starts and vaccinations are more available recommended restrictions are easing. It is a good time...
Part Two: Smart Homes and Aging in Place

Part Two: Smart Homes and Aging in Place

by Lisa Krauss | Dec 3, 2020 | Aging Life Care, Health and Safety

Technology gives people choices they never had before, including the ability to age in place safely at home. Today, a wide range of technological devices for seniors offer everything from wireless sensors that detect falls to talking clocks that remind people to take...
Part One: Technology for Active Seniors

Part One: Technology for Active Seniors

by Lisa Krauss | Nov 1, 2020 | Aging Life Care, Health and Safety

Technologies for senior care have made rapid advancements, and now more than ever, active seniors have a range of products at their disposal. From wearable medical alert systems to sophisticated GPS trackers and remote sensors, these devices offer seniors more options...
Why Work With An Aging Life Care Professional During A Crisis?

Why Work With An Aging Life Care Professional During A Crisis?

by Lisa Krauss | Apr 3, 2020 | Aging Life Care, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Health and Safety

In times of crisis, everything feels up in the air and situations that are normally difficult to manage are completely overwhelming. If you’re a struggling caregiver of an aging loved one and aren’t sure what to do during this pandemic, an Aging Life Care...
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