Q: My doctor has started charging an additional fee on top of what she used to charge, and Medicare isn’t covering it. Why is this? A: It’s likely
How to enjoy the sandwich generation – July 29, 2023 – Emily Marshall
When one thinks of a sandwich, images of peanut butter and jelly oozing out over the edges of their bread might pop into their mind’s eye – or turkey,
Slower-paced travel offers peace of mind – July 22, 2023 – Lynn Kellogg
Sometimes I’m asked how I plan travel. No expert here, but one picks up tidbits and ideas along the way. While I’ve had a memorable trip with National
‘Neighbors helping neighbors’ concept can help older adults – Christine Vanlandingham – July 15, 2023
When I clear the snow or do other outdoor chores at my mom’s house, I also clear the sidewalks at the house next door where another senior lives. That
Deciding when a loved one is not safe to drive – Sara Duris – July 8, 2023
Q. We think my dad needs to stop driving. Is there a way to report him so his license is revoked? A. The decision to stop driving, or talk to a
Opening yourself up to help – Alexandra Newman – July 1, 2023
It can be hard to accept help. There are a variety of reasons why, but it’s a fact about humans. For my family, the recent help
Finding hope in return to Spain – Lynn Kellogg – June 24, 2023
In 1975, my Spanish college roommate invited me to Santurtzi in northwest Spain, the heart of the Basque region, to spend a month living with her aunt
Your voice matters – Christine Vanlandingham – June 17, 2023
You do not have to wait for an invitation from Congress to influence public policy. You have a standing invitation. Policy and law impact our
Food pantries, farmers markets offer options – Sara Duris – June 10, 2023
Region IV Area Agency on Aging (AAA) receives many inquiries about food availability. Below are some resources for those needing food and those