Aging Answers

Are you the caregiver of a person living with diabetes? You are not alone.

One in eight people living in Northeast Ohio has diabetes — and it can be a

Dealing with aging parents presents many challenges. Making ­financial plans for the future can come in many forms, and will vary greatly depending on whether you are planning for years

Joan Uronis turns Alzheimer’s diagnosis into a way to help others.

A few years ago, Joan Uronis of Hudson started noticing she was having trouble remembering everyday things.

Children can learn and have fun during visits through these activities. 

Visiting Grandma and Grandpa’s house is always a treat. In fact, many kids don’t only have one set of

By Karen Distelhorst, MSN, RN, GCNS-BC | Clinical Nurse Specialist

“Wait…when did I become the mother in this relationship?” Many adult daughters (and sons, too) find themselves in this awkward

Caregivers can help their loved ones with new apps, also make sure they stay safe online.

Seniors engaging in the digital world is great news for caregivers. read more