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In the News: Published in the Athens Banner-Herald: “Losing A Loved One: Take Control of the Grieving Process” “The undeniable certainties in our lives are, of course, death and taxes. And the undeniable certainty of death is that in most cases, surviving loved ones are left behind to struggle with profound feelings that aren’t of the …
by Cole Torres 
Although we humans as a species may not obsess every day about where we came from, it’s a very real part of our human nature to ponder our origins. Call it curiosity, a delight in personal history, or as one person recently posted, a feeling that “my dearly departed kinfolk keep tuggin’ at me.” “Genealogy,” …
by Brian Carrigan
In the News: Published in the Athens Banner-Herald: “Case of “The Blues” or Clinical Depression?” “It’s not easy getting older. Even folks who remain relatively free from major health issues find that their bodies start to slow down and it can be a fairly slippery slope in regards to functionality as compared to just a few …
by Cole Torres
In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: “Keeping the Promise of Independence” “As the Founder & President of Remain At Home Senior Care, I’m really excited to announce that our doors will officially open for business in just a few short weeks. I can say with great pride that all members of the “RAH” Team …
by Cole Torres 
After last week’s scorching heat, we were reminded that everyone, especially senior citizens, are vulnerable to extreme weather. The Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control Prevention estimates that hundreds of Americans die each year due to oppressive temperatures. Sadly, most of these deaths could have been prevented. Seniors are particularly vulnerable to heat over-exposure. SeniorLivingChoices.com says …
by Brian Carrigan 
While many seniors today are often chided (gently, we hope) by their families for their aversion to new things, it’s instructive to remember that seniors have in their lifetimes adapted to a wealth of potentially unsettling changes and inventions: seeing people walk on the moon, cable television, food processors, cell phones, and beyond. And while …
by Brian Carrigan 
My kids, and I’m guessing scores of other fans of the seriously silly, slapstick hit movie from 1990, will appreciate this stat: More than 30 million people in America today are “home alone.” Many of these are seniors. The U.S. Census Bureau reports that just three years ago, 25 percent of men age 75 and …
by Brian Carrigan 
Good News/Bad News: All of us are living longer. The average life span of an American male is now about 75 years, while the life expectancy of an American female is approximately 84 years of age. That’s great news for seniors who have dreams of enjoying travel, family, and beloved hobbies during what many have …
by Brian Carrigan 
It’s not easy getting older. Even folks who remain relatively free from major health issues find that their bodies start to slow down and it can be a fairly slippery slope in regards to functionality as compared to just a few years prior. Changing feelings and emotions are also often in play for the elderly, …
by Brian Carrigan 
The undeniable certainties in our lives are, of course, death and taxes. And the undeniable certainty of death is that in most cases, surviving loved ones are left behind to struggle with profound feelings that aren’t of the everyday variety. Grief is the natural feeling that results from losing someone close – and it’s a …
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