Older adults in Southwest Michigan are making a difference in their communities every day. In big and small ways, they are investing their energy,
Some Medicare enrollees have new numbers – Sara Duris – Jan. 20, 2024
Q. My brother got sent a new Medicare card with a new number, but no one else I know has gotten this. Could this be a scam? A. It is good to have a
Offering care for kinship caregivers – Alexandra Newman – Jan. 13, 2024
When Carolyn Strzyzkowski began caring more and more for her great-granddaughter, she realized she wasn’t equipped. “I’m 78-years-old. I love
Good health requires variety in your exercise – Lynn Kellogg – Jan. 6, 2024
“Nothing will work unless you do.” – Maya Angelou January: Festivities, food and visits are mostly over, it’s cold with less time
Expressing end-of-life wishes in writing will help your family make decisions – Dec. 30, 2023 – Christine Vanlandingham
The frenzy of holiday gift-giving may be over but there’s another important gift you can give to yourself and to your loved ones. The gift of
Preventing falls is a question of assessing spaces – Sara Duris – Dec. 23, 2023
Q. My friend’s mother almost burned her house down the other day by falling asleep with something left cooking on the stove. The kitchen smoke alarm
Embrace the aging process, we’re all in this together – Alexandra Newman – Dec. 16, 2023
When we think of inspiring stories of aging, we often think of the woman still crocheting at 98 – how are her fingers still so nimble? We think of the
Gifts can show your love for the outdoors – Lynn Kellogg – Dec. 9, 2023
W hen studying the environment and living just outside Glacier National Park in my 20s, the mantra for hikers was “take only pictures, leave
It’s December, a time when holiday cheer is supposed to reign – Christine Vanlandingham – Dec. 2, 2023
In my December 2022 Generations column, I wrote about connecting the generations through shared experiences. But what about when that’s not possible?