Seek and you shall find

By Marianne Delorey, Ph.D. “If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail.”  - Abraham Maslow  I...

Two generations share roof, but live separate

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When it came time to live closer to his in-laws, Siegle had trouble finding something that he could adapt or expand to fit his needs. Instead, he found a suitable subdivision close to Traverse City, designed a house, had it built and moved in last summer.
If you are juggling work, raising children or grandchildren and taking care of parents, then you are a part of the Sandwich Generation―people sandwiched between two sets of dependents.

‘Sandwich Generation’ of caregivers is caught in the middle

By Sharon Oliver, Contributing Writer REGION - Baby Boomers, Gen X, Gen Z and so on and so forth are all defined by age groups....

The new reality show: An elder in an empty apartment

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By Marianne Delorey I’ve never been much for reality TV, but there is one show that hits home in my profession. The show is Design...

As America ages, senior care options flourish

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About 10 million seniors currently rely on others for daily care, such as help getting dressed, preparing meals or taking medication. That number will only increase as more of the nation’s 78 million baby boomers enter old age.

Memoir highlights caregiver’s long-term health care challenges

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Decades after screen star Bette Davis famously declared that “growing old is not for sissies,” Estelle Gross expanded on the woes of the ailing aged with her lament that people live too long and die too slowly.
Three bills before the Massachusetts state legislature provide tax credits for incurred costs by family caregivers.

Tax credits possible for family caregivers

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By R.R. Fletcher, Contributing Writer BOSTON - Family caregivers are a vital but largely unrecognized component of long-term health care. However, that may be changing. Currently,...

Webcam, smartphone: The age of telemedicine

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Welcome to the virtual house call. It’s increasingly getting attention in the United States as a way to conveniently diagnose simple maladies, such as whether that runny nose and cough is a cold or the flu.

ECRG Autumn 2021-Spring 2022

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https://issuu.com/communityadvocate/docs/ecrg_autumn_21-22

Fixing up seniors’ homes to help them age in place

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Too often, older Americans wind up in a nursing home not because they’re super-sick, but because they can’t get through their days safely at home.