The holiday season, while joyous, is also a period when financial scams and fraud are rampant. The increase in online shopping and donation appeals
Who’s responsible for nursing home payments? – Sara Duris – Dec. 7, 2024
Q. My mom is getting told she must pay for my grandmother’s nursing home bill and my parents don’t have any kind of savings to do that. We don’t 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. It’s a good opportunity to pivot away from stressors and focus on gratefulness. Good exercise for
Celebrate and support caregivers – Christine Vanlandingham – Nov. 16, 2024
Every November, we come together to observe National Caregiver Month, a time dedicated to honoring and celebrating the selfless individuals who
Medicare drug benefit’s ‘donut hole’ is going away – Sara Duris – Nov. 9, 2024
Q. Is there some sort of Social Security for someone who never really worked at a steady job during their life? A. Supplemental Security Income
Grandma Mary celebrates over 20 years in the classroom – Alexandra Newman – Nov. 2, 2024
You wouldn’t think an 84-year-old would want to get up and go to school every day, but that’s just what Mary Rimpson of Benton Harbor
Direct care workers are needed and foreign-born workers key to fill the gap – Lynn Kellogg – Oct. 26, 2024
At its recent 50th Anniversary celebration, Region IV Area Agency on Aging honored many people playing critical roles in the community. Some of the
The Value of an Aging Population: A vital asset for Michigan’s future – Christine Vanlandingham – Oct. 19, 2024
As Michigan stands at a demographic crossroads, it is imperative to reframe our understanding and perspective of aging. Instead of viewing an aging