Contact us today: (800) 718-5658 | Email Us
Contact us today: (800) 718-5658 | Email Us
There is now, and always will be, a generation gap so profound that groups on both ends of the age spectrum might think their counterparts are from another planet. Dare I say that’s a good thing, because within this gap – which can extend from the oldest World War II-era citizen to the youngest Generation …
by Brian Carrigan 
Triglycerides are a type of fat that circulate in your blood. Your body uses them for energy, and you need some for good health, especially good cardio health. Unfortunately, many in the medical fields say that people tend to ignore their triglyceride levels, since most people with high triglycerides don’t exhibit any symptoms. But, like …
by Brian Carrigan 
If you suffer from diabetes, you are part of an ever-growing demographic group in America. The United States Department of Health & Human Services (USFHH) reports that diabetes affects nearly 26 million people, a whopping 8.3% of the total population. And, as Southerners, we live in a region that has the unfortunate clinical designation “the …
by Brian Carrigan 
It cannot be denied that Americans are getting older. Here are some staggering stats that I keep coming back when considering the aging of America: Over 10,000 U.S. seniors will turn 65 years old every day for the next 20 years; every six seconds, someone turns 50 years old; 55 million people in the U.S. …
by Brian Carrigan 
It goes without saying that exercise – any exercise – is beneficial for all of us and can increase our physical well-beings. But recent studies indicate that certain types of workouts and exercise can improve seniors’ mental well-beings, specifically, their memories. This is great news for seniors at risk for mild cognitive impairment, a condition …
by Brian Carrigan 
“The unexamined life is not worth living.” – Socrates It’s clear, based on the ever-increasing number of published biographies and autobiographies of the famous (and infamous!), there are many people who are more than happy to throw open the doors of their lives to scrutiny. And while the autobiography of a celebrity or political figure …
by Brian Carrigan 
The adage that “people don’t plan to fail – they fail to plan” is a well worn cliche, but it’s also very true. Failing to plan properly can not only lead to plenty of heartbreak and problems at the end of life as well. Many people familiar with the term living will, but they might …
by Brian Carrigan 
In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: The Wonderful World of Home Care: Remain At Home’s Innovative Vision for Taking Care of Seniors “In all my years of working with seniors, I’ve only met a handful who were adamant about being put in a skilled nursing facility (and their primary reason was that they didn’t …
by Cole Torres
In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: The Good Death: Seniors Find Peace at the End of Life “History has amply displayed one incontrovertible fact – everyone dies. Given our human condition, the big question some of us would like to know is, “When is it going to happen?” Another big question is, “What is …
by Cole Torres 
While there are some of us who have little to no hope of ever enjoying a normal retirement (although we do hope we’ll still be employable in our golden years) there are many who have planned wisely, saved money appropriately and toiled endlessly to enjoy a comfortable third act. It is at this point that …
by Brian Carrigan Input your search keywords and press Enter.