Bella Reflections/Visiting Angels – In the Studio with Bryan Devore
I’m Getting a Little Older
Apartment hunting in Brooklyn earlier this year was the predictable nightmare. I saw a place on Fifth Street that looked perfectly acceptable except that it had no closets. Not one. And a place above a dog day care business where, the rental agent swore, the clientele were let outside to race around the [...]
The Boomer Stuff Avalanche
Every time Dale Sperling's mother pops by for her weekly visit, she brings with her a possession she wants to pass on. To Sperling, the drop-offs make it feel as if her mom is "dumping her house into my house." The most recent offload attempt was a collection of silver platters, which Sperling [...]
Upcoming Event: Community Health and Wellness Fair
The Poway Chamber of Commerce's Community Health & Wellness Fair is coming up on Saturday, January 13th, from 11am-2pm. Our sister company, Visiting Angels San Diego will be sponsoring the event, held at the Glen at Scripps Ranch!
Embracing Lifelong Learning: A Pathway to Enriched Senior Living
As we age, the desire for knowledge and personal growth does not diminish; in fact, it becomes increasingly vital. Lifelong learning, the pursuit of knowledge and skills throughout one's life, holds immense importance for seniors. Engaging in continuous learning not only offers intellectual stimulation but also contributes to personal fulfillment, social connection, and overall [...]
Aging in Place
Aging in place offers numerous benefits to seniors by recognizing the importance of preserving independence, familiarity, and a sense of belonging. They can continue to live among their cherished belongings and in the company of neighbors and friends they have known for years, fostering a strong support network. Aging in place can promote better [...]
Playing the Odds: The Wisdom of Preparing for Long-Term Care by guest blogger June Duncan
Thank you June Duncan for your guest blog: AARP and the United States government project that nearly three-fourths of Americans age 65 and older will need some kind of long-term care. If you’re nearing retirement age, that should probably be an indicator that you’ll need to prepare for long-term care - and the sooner, [...]