Makeup is a conundrum to me. I didn’t start wearing makeup regularly until I was in my mid-forties. That’s when those first light age spots showed up.
Information on oft-asked-about websites – Lynn Kellogg – April 14, 2019
With online searching now a norm on so many fronts, the AAA Generations column will periodically be devoted to frequently asked about or otherwise
When can I start drawing Social Security; and how is hospice paid for? Sara Duris – April 28, 2019
Q. When can someone begin drawing Social Security retirement income? A. Most people can start to receive Social Security retirement
Free ombudsman services available to long-term care residents – Christine Vanlandingham – May 5, 2019
Residents of nursing homes are often at their most vulnerable stage in life. Entrusting a loved one to a long-term care facility can be a tough
Physical touch can have cognitive, emotional benefits-but be sure to ask first – Pat Arter – May 12, 2019
Can I hug you? Not a question we hear very often, but in this day of social media, high public scrutiny and political correctness, people are
Dad is moving. Will his Medicare/Medicaid coverage transfer? – Sara Duris – June 2, 2019
Q: My father lives in another state and has Medicare and Medicaid coverage. We are moving him here to Michigan soon. Will his
What is this strange sensation? Oh, right, relaxation – Pat Arter – June 16, 2019
A very strange thing happened last weekend. It began as a normal camping trip. We set up Friday evening, enjoyed a simple dinner, listened to the
Three easy ways to better health this summer – Lynn Kellogg – June 23, 2019
Summertime. Happy solstice weekend and the longest days of the year! Summer is perfect for three very easy, fun ways to better health. Dare I
Tips, resources to be prepared for all kinds of emergencies – July 7, 2019
All the recent storms and flooding should make us aware of the need for emergency preparedness. This is especially true for vulnerable