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3 New Year's resolutions for caregivers
As 2015 approaches, here are three suggested New Year's resolutions for caregivers.
4 New Year's resolutions for care recipients
Here are a few suggested New Year's resolutions for people who are aging in place.
Study shows majority of Baby Boomers plan to age in place
A majority of Baby Boomers don't intend to leave their homes, according to the Demand Institute.
The holidays are a great time to reduce household clutter
Eliminating clutter at home can help prepare care recipients for a breezy, relaxing new year.
AMA study finds new benefits of cholesterol reducers
Researchers at the American Medical Association (AMA) have arrived at a new conclusion about the use of cholesterol drugs like Lipitor.
4 tips to reduce holiday stress
Here are four ways that individuals who are aging in place can reduce stress around the holidays.
It's never too late to adopt a dog
Adopting a canine companion later in life can lead to many physical and emotional benefits for owners, who enjoy the exercise and personal reward of caring for a pet.
Seasonal employment can benefit individuals aging in place
The holidays are an ideal time of year for older people to find temporary part-time employment doing what they love.
Studies show Mediterranean diet may slow aging
Studies have shown that a Mediterranean diet can be a key to aging in place.
Happy Thanksgiving from us at Independa!
This holiday season, see how our solutions can help reduce the stress of holiday travel planning while helping older adult family members involved.
Hosting an age-friendly Thanksgiving
This Thanksgiving, consider the contributions of caregivers and their support of our aging loved ones.
Promoting nutritional awareness for older adults
Aging in place requires attention to nutrition.
The top cities for aging in place
Madison, Wisconsin, took the top spot, for its geriatric health care offerings, walkability and strong local economy.
Aging in a 'walkable' neighborhood helps maintain wellness
A recent study found that neighborhoods that encourage walking can protect against cognitive decline in older adults.
Avoiding stress key for successful aging in place
According to researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, chronic stress can cause disease, not simply exacerbate existing conditions, as previously believed.
