Worn out: Seniors caring for seniors

        Link to article on InsightNews.com Guest Column by Deb Taylor Retirement is supposed to be a time of leisure, after decades spent in the working world and raising children. But millions of seniors, because of our increasingly aging population, are finding themselves as caregivers – pursuing

It’s time to Reimagine Aging and the chores that keep you comfortable in your home

By Deb Taylor & Allison Bendickson Speaking of HOME, here are some fun facts that you may not know about our HOME program: Did you know? This stands for Household & Outside Maintenance for Elderly. Did you know? 1/3 people over the age of 65 fall every year Part of

Protecting Elderly Clients: “More Scams and Scammers” Ahead

Link to article on www.lordabbett.com Advisors can be on the front lines when it comes to spotting red flags with their elderly clients.  Every day in the United States, some 10,000 people reach age 65. This aging wave will continue for the next 15 years as the Woodstock generation moves into

An ‘Island’ or a Sea of Compassionate Helpers?

        Link to article in The Laker & The Pioneer Guest Column by Deb Taylor No man (or woman!) is an island. Have you ever heard this quote? A shorter version of it was first delivered by the seventeenth-century English author John Donne during a sermon. He

Four restaurants serve up success with Monticello Senior Center meal program participation

Link to article in The Monticello Times One year ago this week, four Monticello restaurants entered a unique community service partnership aimed at providing economically priced senior meals. The owners of the Monticello Corner Café, Chin Yuen, Monticello VFW Post 8731 and Cornerstone Café began working with Monticello Senior Center

Soothing Senior Grief

Link to article in Lakeshore Weekly News Guest Column by Deb Taylor Life brings different rhythms — different timetables — for each of us. We lose dear loved ones, we grieve, we face changes — diminished mobility, an end to driving the car, maybe a different place to live after