One segment of a recent trip found me on a Peruvian-run riverboat with four cabins, eight passengers, exploring the biodiversity and cultures along
Caregivers need to care for themselves to prevent burnout – Christine Vanlandingham – February 26, 2022
Caregiving for a frail, ill, or disabled family member is often a rewarding but demanding role. Tapping into supportive services including respite
Assistance available to file taxes – Sara Duris – February 19, 2023
Tax season has arrived and for some seniors and low-income adults, that means some anxiety in how they are going to complete those taxes without
Aging assistance available no matter income – Christine Vanlandingham – February 12, 2023
One of the challenges facing individuals trying to navigate their way through Medicaid estate recovery and income eligibility for aging and disability
Black History Month can inspire us – Lynn Kellogg – February 7, 2023
February as Black History Month was established originally as Negro History Week in 1926 as means to pay tribute to the generations of African
Home care recipient pays it forward – Emily Marshall – February 1, 2023
Nearly eight years ago, Watervliet resident, Terry Rose, was struggling. Her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis left her exhausted and unable to manage
Medicare won’t cover long-term home care – Sara Duris – January 22, 2023
Q. My mom had a nurse, physical therapist, and a bath aid coming to her home for several weeks after she was hospitalized from a stroke.
Making difficult decisions – Christine Vanlandingham – January 15, 2023
Independence and choice. Themes as central to the American way as the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The ability to make
Our natural world needs protection – Lynn Kellogg – January 10, 2023
Years ago following my second trip to Alaska, I wrote of lessons the “last frontier” provided. Alaska’s undeveloped frontier is predominant with