seniors on the move

This article was written by Carol Bradley Bursack, Minding Our Elders. The original article can be found here.

One sign of the aging brain is repeating things more often, especially stories and questions. There are reasons for this that are not related to progressive co...

Older generations face a potentially life-threatening risk if infected with the novel coronavirus, which has caused deaths of 60-plus-year-olds stretching across the cities of China to the metropolises of Italy and now the United States.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, we are reminded that love, like hope, springs eternal. It knows no age limits, no retirement dates, no physical or mental infirmities. Indeed, most who have lived and loved long enough would say it only gets better with age. Read on to le...

The average caregiver is a 49-year-old woman, and the demands of caregiving seem likely to increase.

While the brisk cold of Pacific Northwest winters can make it tough to enjoy outdoor activities, there are plenty of ways to remain active and have fun while staying warm! Read on for a few ideas to help keep you active and involved in your community during the winter...

While winter in the Pacific Northwest can be a beautiful time of year, the cold weather can pose potential hazards. Read on for some helpful tips to keep yourself and your home warm, safe, and prepared for the winter.

From first meeting to helping you settle into your new home sweet home, we embark on each transaction with a goal to make your moving process as comfortable, hassle-free and enjoyable as possible. Read on to learn more about the steps we will take together.

This month we are featuring a recent post from a professional partner, Georgena Eggleston of Beyond Your Loss, LLC, an educational healthcare company that teaches mindful grieving and intentional mourning to the grieving and the professionals who support them. We felt...

Moving – whether from one home to another or downsizing to a smaller space – requires time and planning, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. These quick tips can help make your move go a bit more smoothly.

As we age and our needs and physical abilities change, there are obstacles within our homes that should be updated to help prevent injuries or accidents. Here are a few tips to help accommodate your changing needs and make you feel safe and comfortable in your home.