By Lynn Kellogg An out-of-town friend recently came to visit for a couple days. Widowed just a few months ago after 50 years, we talked about the
MI Choice Waiver complimented by vast array of resources – Jan. 11, 2025
By Alexandra Newman If youâve read the last few Generations Columns in The Herald-Palladium, you might have noticed a theme: our MI Choice Waiver
Aging in place is attainable – Jan. 4, 2025 – Sara Duris
Q. Is there really any way that someone can âage in place?â You see that promoted in some ads, but is it even possible to stay out of a nursing home
Another year of choice – Alexandra Newman – Dec. 28, 2024
Region IV Area Agency on Aging (AAA) staff routinely collect feedback from those we serve to make sure weâre providing quality care that meets our
Help is available for in-home care – Lynn Kellogg – Dec. 21, 2024
Visiting loved ones is a time of sharing, and often hearing how they are doing. With visiting in full swing this holiday season, a number of questions
Be vigilant to avoid holiday scams – Christine Vanlandingham – Dec. 14, 2024
The holiday season, while joyous, is also a period when financial scams and fraud are rampant. The increase in online shopping and donation appeals
Whoâs responsible for nursing home payments? – Sara Duris – Dec. 7, 2024
Q. My mom is getting told she must pay for my grandmotherâs nursing home bill and my parents donât have any kind of savings to do that. We donât want
A life of service: Argue had passion for helping others – Alexandra Newman – Nov. 30, 2024
We all have acquaintances. People we met once at a work event or spent an afternoon with while volunteering. Those people we see out at a restaurant
When life changes … adapt – Lynn Kellogg – Nov. 23, 2023
Thanksgiving and the holiday season are upon us. Itâs a good opportunity to pivot away from stressors and focus on gratefulness. Good exercise for