As the weather starts to warm up, it is only natural to think about all the outdoor activities to enjoy. Longer daytime hours full of sunshine and

Although it is not a national holiday, Valentine’s Day is recognized as the day of love all across America. For seniors, this is a day to show an

The arrival of winter means lower, colder temperatures across America. This is true even in those typically warm states. The result is that people,

Many seniors who live alone, especially during the current COVID-19 pandemic, may experience a sense of isolation while being separated from their

Thanksgiving is the time when family and friends gather together for a festive meal and to catch up on the happenings in each person’s life.

In the United States, over 65 million retirees, surviving family members, and people with disabilities get a Social Security benefits check every

Over 70 million Americans rely on Social Security benefits. Even with the most careful financial planning, we all have to consider lifestyle choices,

Autumn means cooler temperatures and longer nights. For many individuals, autumn also means adjusting their meal menus to include healthy, hearty,

We can tend to be less active than when we were young. Once we retire from our jobs, we spend less time out in the public socializing with co-workers,