Travel needn’t stop because you are now a senior. According to many senior adventurers, “Age only matters if you’re a cheese.” Yes, it does mean

There are so many months devoted to breast cancer awareness, ovarian cancer awareness and other women’s diseases that it is a welcome addition to have

The theme for this year’s Better Hearing and Speech Month (BHSM) is “Communication Takes Care.” Its goal is to raise everyone’s awareness about communication disorders.

We all know how devastating a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease can be. It can cause anxiety and depression.  But, on the flip side, can mental

Alcohol Awareness Month was established in 1987 by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) with the goal of reducing the stigma that

What a wonderful harbinger of spring is a healthy body poised to go outside and be active in the warming weather. Unfortunately, too many Americans

The age-old question coming from seniors getting ready to retire is, “What am I going to do with all of my free time?” Before you

“I’m too young for these documents!” This statement was overheard recently at a Health Fair at one of the local senior centers.   The statement caught

It has been years since Ohio has seen the significant Elder law changes as it is seeing right now.  There are changes to Medicaid and

I frequently see veterans who have returned from tours of duty with a variety of medical and emotional issues that interfere with their ability to

Ah – it’s February.  The month of love. The month of Valentine’s Day with its pink and red heart-shaped boxes of chocolates, pink and red