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In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: “Managing Your Finances or Vice-Versa?” “Regardless of one’s age, getting a handle on personal or family finances can be challenging. But imagine the difficulty of that task if the “manager” is older and suffers from any number of maladies, including dementia, diminishing eyesight, or arthritis.” The full …
by Cole Torres
In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: “Penning A “Bucket List” – Macabre or A Worthwhile Exercise?” “Such is the case with the committed team of skilled clinicians who work at Remain At Home Senior Care – one of our many principal care goals is a dogged commitment to helping facilitate the very best …
by Cole Torres 
With a handful of exceptions (i.e., shift workers, college students and arguably rock stars), most of us would agree that we’re often sharper during the waking hours, rather than when evening comes to call. But imagine the unfortunate situation when towards the end of the afternoon, you realize your cognitive abilities and mood are diminishing …
by Brian Carrigan
In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: “Supplemental Insurance: Necessary or Excessive?” “For many of us, our only connection to the concept of supplemental insurance is an amusing series of commercials featuring a slightly obnoxious, but delightfully quirky duck. Here’s a real definition: Supplemental insurance is extra or additional insurance you can purchase to …
by Cole Torres 
With a tremendously important presidential election just months away, it’s been interesting to read what caregivers of seniors (professional or otherwise) perceive as their primary political concerns and/or issues. AgingCare.com recently conducted a survey that had a whopping 87% response rate (albeit the names were not randomly selected and advanced internet targeting strategies were most …
by Brian Carrigan
In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: “Elder Abuse: What It Is and What You Can Do About It” “According to the National Center on Elder Abuse, elder abuse covers both intentional abuse (physical and emotional) and unintentional abuse (negligence) by a trusted individual. Studies report that more than 10 percent of the elderly …
by Cole Torres 
As I mentioned a few weeks ago, one of the many major good news/bad news scenarios facing the aging US population today is increased longevity, along with a considerably higher incidence of multiple “co-morbid” (overlapping maladies) conditions. While geriatric experts differ on the ranking of the most prevalent health issues, all agree that most people …
by Brian Carrigan
In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: “Alzheimer’s and Dementia: When Lying is the Best Medicine” ““Re-direction” essentially entails changing the topic when the patient becomes obsessed with one subject and acts agitated or angry. Behavior that is often “out-of character” for a dementia patient can sometimes be thwarted when caregivers divert attention from stressful …
by Cole Torres
In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: “Genealogy: Enjoy the Process of Finding Your Origins” “Many times the best answers to our queries about the past come simply from asking the right questions. Nothing can replace the spoken word or oral tradition from family elders, many of whom are living, breathing libraries of history.” The …
by Cole Torres 
There’s little question that senior citizens who are active and engaged in their communities can enjoy a happier – and perhaps even longer – life. And the good news is that there are a myriad of ways seniors can keep their minds and bodies active. One of the best routes to a satisfying lifestyle is …
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