Each day, older adults are targeted by scammers and their deceiving tactics which may potentially result in billions of dollars lost. Scams continue to evolve over time, keeping up with current events. Here are a few tips to prevent future scams.

Activities of daily living (ADLs) are fundamental skills that are necessary for independent self-care. This set of tip sheets will give an overview on bathing/showering, dressing, toileting, and mobility and offer considerations, tips, and tools for assisting with these ADLs.

The physical and mental effects of social isolation can have lasting effects like increased risk for heart disease, stroke, and even cognitive impairment. Use this information for yourself or someone you know experiencing social isolation and loneliness.

For individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, there are additional items you may consider adding to your go-bag or stay-box.

A well maintained first aid kit can prove useful in most first aid emergencies but can also enhance one’s quality of life by providing a peace of mind knowing you have the supplies on stand-by.

Learning how to use technology can be intimidating, and teaching this can also be a difficult task. We hope that these tips can help you encourage your loved one as they begin, or continue, to explore the benefits of incorporating new forms of technology into their daily lives. 

Senior housing terminology can vary by region or state and be quite confusing. Below is an overview of the types of senior housing in California which include general services, amenities, admission requirements, and payment options. 

A visit to the emergency room (ER) can be a stressful experience. However, if we prepare ourselves, our documents, and loved ones accordingly, we can add some stability and reassurance to make the ER visit a more manageable experience. Use this checklist to help you and your loved ones prepare accordingly.