Senior Care News and Resources
Is It Normal Aging or an Early Sign of Alzheimer’s? What Georgia Families Should Know
June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month — a meaningful time to slow down and think about the difference between everyday forgetfulness and something more serious. If you've ever caught yourself worrying after a parent misplaced their keys for the third time this week, you are far from alone....
Understanding Anxiety in Older Adults
Anxiety Awareness Month is an opportunity to talk about an important but often overlooked topic—anxiety in older adults. While many people associate anxiety with younger generations, it can affect seniors as well. In fact, life changes that often occur later in life can sometimes increase feelings...
Mental Health Awareness Month: Supporting Emotional Well-Being for Seniors
Each May, Mental Health Awareness Month reminds us that mental health is just as important as physical health at every stage of life. While conversations about mental health have become more common in recent years, the emotional well-being of older adults is still often overlooked. For seniors,...
National Senior Fraud Awareness Day: Helping Protect Older Adults from Scams
Each year, National Senior Fraud Awareness Day shines a light on an issue that affects millions of older adults across the country—financial scams targeting seniors. While fraud can happen to anyone, scammers often focus on older adults because they may have retirement savings, established credit,...