Recently I had my very first Covid test, and as many have described, it feels as if someone is attempting to swab the corner of your eye by way of your nostril! Not necessarily painful, but not comfortable either! [Read more…]

Voting is an important event, privilege, and non-negotiable for most older Americans. Never in our young history has there been a worldwide event that threatens our ability to cast our ballot, however that is precisely what Covid 19 has done. [Read more…]

You are probably thinking, the NBA, what can anything a professional sports organization be doing help residents of senior living facilities? First you need to understand what “the bubble,” is, and how it is helping to protect the NBA players, coaches, and their families from contracting the Covid-19 virus. [Read more…]

The Texas Legislature created the Silver Alert program in 2007 to notify the public of a possible missing person over the age of 65. Much like the state’s Amber Alert, cell phone user’s can have an alert set to their phone anytime a Silver Alert anywhere in the state has been enacted.
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We have all heard tales about how the retired, older population seems to be a target for scams, con artists, and salespeople. You may wonder why are scams so common with the aging population? Two primary reasons, first many older Americans suffer from some amount to memory loss thus can be easily tricked into believing half-truths. [Read more…]