By Karl Pillemer This is the book currently beside my favorite chair. We picked it up at the Fall Aging Conference mentioned above. It is very good reading. Here are a couple of sample lessons that are mentioned: Clark Hughes, age 72 says: I would say that one of the things that I have learned […] Continue reading → 
By Eunice K. Neubauer, CSA There are more and more senior living options being built around the metro. You would think there should be openings, right? Typically, when a new building opens, and if it is a continuum of care, independent living, assisted living and memory care being the most common, the independent living portion […] Continue reading → 
<img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-1324" src="http://agewiseassisted amoxicillin tablets 250mg.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/4-ways-to-keep-active-with-limited-mobility-twin-cities-mn-300×200.png” alt=”4 Ways to Keep Active with Limited Mobility” width=”300″ height=”200″ srcset=”http://agewiseassisted.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/4-ways-to-keep-active-with-limited-mobility-twin-cities-mn-300×200.png 300w, http://agewiseassisted.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/4-ways-to-keep-active-with-limited-mobility-twin-cities-mn.png 600w” sizes=”(max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px” />By Chris and Laurie Kemp, CSAs Staying active and involved can be a challenge if it is difficult for you to leave your home, but is not impossible. Here […] Continue reading → 
By Chris and Laurie Kemp, CSAs In 1979, President Carter signed National Grandparents Day into law. While it’s exact origins are a little hazy, its existence was certainly enhanced by the work of Michael Goldgar and Marian McQuade in the 1970s. Gloldgar sent his own money and made multiple trips to Washington D.C. to lobby […] Continue reading → 
By Chris and Laurie Kemp, CSAs <a href="http://agewiseassisted.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/become-an-artist-its-never-too-late-elderly-activities-information-twin-cities-mn cheap Generic nolvadex.jpg” class=”gallery_colorbox” rel=”attachment wp-att-1244″>Finding your creative self if you’re in your 60’s, 70’s, 80’s or 90’s is not only fun it can improve your health. Many people have always wanted to try to draw or write or even act. Some people may have done it […] Continue reading → 
By Chris and Laurie Kemp, CSAs The approaching summer brings thoughts of vacations. If you are providing care for a spouse, a parent or other loved one, the desire for a vacation from your daily tasks may be very strong, but figuring out how to do it may seem insurmountable. One solution may be to […] Continue reading → 
By Chris and Laurie Kemp, CSAs Your parents have just had a medical crisis and you are suddenly responsible for their finances. This can be an overwhelming experience. It is made even more difficult because it usually happens when you are also dealing with their medical crisis. Here are some tips if you find yourself […] Continue reading → 
By Chris and Laurie Kemp, CSAs There are many stories of families that did not speak for years after mom and dad passed away. Disagreements can come from major decisions like what to do with the family lake cabin or home that everyone grew up in. However, they can also come from little things like […] Continue reading → 
Eunice K. Neubauer, CSA Recently, I’ve been learning and hearing more and more about music programs for those with Alzheimer’s or a dementia diagnosis. One of my clients sings in the MacPhail Giving Voice Chorus http://www.givingvoicechorus.org which is tremendous! Most memory care options have music therapy or music programming as part of their activities. Look […] Continue reading → 
By Eunice K. Neubauer, CSA Recently I attended a St Paul Senior Worker monthly meeting and the presenter that day was talking about her graduate work on Elderspeak. The dictionary definition is: a manner of communicating to older people using a slow rate of speaking, increased volume, simplified syntax, collective pronouns or terms of endearment […] Continue reading → 
