Considering a senior-life community? Here are eight essential questions to ask.
Lifespans in America are increasing, and consequently so, too, are senior communities. Selecting one for you or your loved one
Age of fraud: Senior scams
“Hi, grandma! Guess who this is!” Betty held the phone, hesitated a moment, and then said, “Bobby? Is that you?”
Easy Steps to Prevent Falls
Tripping on a rug or slipping on a wet floor can have catastrophic results, particularly for seniors. Among individuals 65
Love stories continue at CHCC
Everyone loves a good love story, especially this time of year. Films like “The Notebook,” “When Harry Met Sally,” “An
The Power of Music in Dementia Care
A client at Christian Health Care Adult Day Services of Wyckoff was reluctant to participate in activities due to limitations
Older Adults: Myth vs. Reality
Think that aging means becoming frail, helpless, and lonely? Think again! Myth: Once you hit 60, your health declines, and
How do you talk to aging loved ones about moving?
Diane Stevens’ parents were high-school sweethearts. They married in 1957, moved from the city and settled in the suburbs, raised
Common Questions About Assisted Living
The Longview, North Jersey’s premier assisted-living residence, offers personalized, compassionate care in a community that fosters independence by providing support
CHCC Raises Awareness Against Senior Bullying
A trend on the rise among individuals 65 and older is one seldom associated with this population. Across America, one
The Aging Brain… Are you noticing any changes?
Age-related memory loss is common and usually limited to difficulty recalling recently learned information, missing a monthly payment, forgetting what