Imagine settling down on a cold winter night with a cozy blanket and a bowl of popcorn. Cuddle up with the family to watch a classic holiday flick. Christmas movies are a much-loved tradition of the holiday season. There are… Read More
How to Get Started with Crocheting for Seniors
Did you know that crafts and hobbies like crocheting can be therapeutic for Senior Citizens? Studies have shown that creative activities foster emotional, cognitive, and mental health. Creative pursuits develop problem-solving, a sense of purpose, and personal growth for older… Read More
Fall Risk Assessment: Is Your Senior Loved One Prone to Falls?
Slips and falls are common among Older Adults. About one in four Americans 65 and over fall at least once per year. Certain factors create a higher risk such as Diabetes, Arthritis, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s. Low blood pressure, poor vision,… Read More
3 Major Factors that Affect Independent Living for Seniors
Independent living is a major factor in maintaining dignity and privacy for Older Adults. According to the AARP, 90 percent of people over 65 want to age in place for as long as possible; and 80 percent believe they will… Read More
Local Apple-Picking in Central New Jersey and Oatmeal Apple Crisp Recipe
Early October is peak apple season in New Jersey. This time of year, local orchards are full of red, green, and yellow fruits. These healthy fruits are easy to pick, store, and use. Seniors need to stay safe but yet… Read More
