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Family Caregiver Resolutions for 2021

By Right at Home Caregiving, Caring for parents, Home Care

Are you a Family Caregiver? Today, a record 53 million people in the U.S. are providing care for older loved ones. Caregiving brings with it many emotional rewards. But caregiving… Continue Reading

ADUs can be part of cost-effective option for eldercare

By Take My Hand At Home Care Caregiving, Caring for parents, Home Care

Contributed by Sue Sorenson | Take My Hand At Home Care | October 7, 2020 As we age, the options for health care and assistance only get more expensive. Nursing home… Continue Reading

The Importance of Medical Alert Systems

By Christine Blankenship Care Management, Caregiving, Caring for parents, Health and Wellness, Senior Housing

Medical Alert Systems can save lives! They can help prevent medical complications, which can in turn lead to hospitalizations, not to mention the medical expenses involved. In some cases, they… Continue Reading

Fiduciary Services to the Rescue! | What is a Fiduciary?

By Christine Blankenship Care Management, Caring for parents, Senior Housing

Fiduciary Services to the Rescue! | Ready for a new part time job in paperwork? For most of us the resounding answer is “No!” Yet, a paperwork job is what it… Continue Reading

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Premises Liability: Can You Sue if You Are Injured on Someone’s Property?

Christine Blankenship / December 20, 2024

Premises Liability: Can You Sue if You Are Injured on Someone’s Property? is contributed by Walton Law, in December, 2024, as an...
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How to Create Dementia-Friendly Spaces

Positive Approach to Care / December 5, 2024

This Teepa Snow Blog, How to Create Dementia-Friendly Spaces, is contributed by By Dr. Rocío Arias, MD, MS, at Positive Approach...
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Seniors are Not Immune: The Reality of Medication Abuse

Walton Law / December 2, 2024

Society often assumes prescription drug abuse is limited to younger generations. However, studies show it affects people of all ages,...
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How to Communicate with Nursing Home Residents with Dementia and Alzheimer’s

Walton Law / November 8, 2024

How to Communicate with Nursing Home Residents with Dementia and Alzheimer’s is contributed by Walton Law, in October, 2024, as an...
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A Coffee Chronicle

Christine Blankenship / October 30, 2024

The Evolution of Phones is written by Christine Blankenship, Publisher of Vibrant Senior Options Resource Guide. This article is published...
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We’re With You Every Step of the Way

WhidbeyHealth / October 25, 2024

We're With You Every Step of the Way is contributed by WhidbeyHealth, and is published in the 2024 Fall/Winter Edition...
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Why is Prostate Cancer Screening So Important?

Skagit Regional Health / October 21, 2024

Why is Prostate Cancer Screening so Important? is contributed by Skagit Regional Health. This is published in the Fall, 2024...
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The Aurora Borealis: A Thousand Words Across the Sky

Kirk Blankenship / October 17, 2024

Image Credit: Kirk Blankenship, Sedro-Woolley, WA; August, 2024 The Aurora - A Thousand Words Across the Sky, Letter From the...
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A New Requirement in Real Estate

Jenn Eddleman / October 14, 2024

A New Requirement in Real Estate was contributed by Jenn Eddleman, Broker/Seniors Real Estate Specialist, of Windermere Real Estate. This...
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Blue Zones: Life Style Lessons

Christine Blankenship / October 10, 2024

The Blue Zones: Lifestyle Lessons is a book review contributed by Christine Blankenship, Publisher. This is published in the Fall,...
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Finance Tips: Going through the Loss of a Spouse

Financial Advisor / October 7, 2024

Finance Tips: Going through the loss of a Spouse is provided by Edward Jones for use by Troy Kunz. This article...
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WA Cares Funds: Services and Resources

Northwest Regional Council / October 4, 2024

WA Cares Fund: Services and Resources is provided by Northwest Regional Council. www.nwrcwa.org This article is published in the Fall/Winter,...
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Nature is Good Medicine for Healthy Aging

Ellen Liu Kellor, MSW / October 2, 2024

Nature is Good Medicine is contributed by Ellen Liu Kellor, Owner of Age-Well LLC, and is published in the Fall/Winter, 2024...
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The Right Attorney for Your Trip and Fall Case

Walton Law / August 22, 2024

The Right Attorney for Your Trip and Fall Case is contributed by Walton Law, on August 22, 2024, as an online article at...
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Hiring an Attorney on a Contingency Fee Basis

Walton Law / July 19, 2024

Hiring an Attorney on a Contingency Fee Basis is contributed by Walton Law, on July 19, 2024, as an online article at...
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Identity Theft, Financial Abuse are Growing Concerns for Seniors

Walton Law / June 25, 2024

Identity Theft, Financial Abuse are Growing Concerns for Seniors, is contributed by Walton Law, on June 25, 2024, as an online article...
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Ombudsman Program

Walton Law / May 31, 2024

Ombudsman Program is contributed by Walton Law, on May 30, 2024, as an online article at VibrantSeniorOptions.com What you should know about...
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Defective Products

Walton Law / April 30, 2024

Defective Products is contributed by Walton Law, on April 30, 2024, as an online article at VibrantSeniorOptions.com What you should know about defective...
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Social Connections and Dementia

Positive Approach to Care / April 30, 2024

Social Connections and Dementia, by Teepa Snow of Positive Approach to Care is published in the Spring, 2024 edition of Vibrant Senior...
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Everything Used to be Simpler

Linda Jinkens / April 26, 2024

Everything Used to be Simpler is a story contributed by Linda Jinkens, Freelance Writer, from Snohomish County. This article is...
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