Seniors attend their place of worship more regularly than any other age group, with about half of them attending weekly or more often. Besides family, a senior’s religious community is the largest source of social support, and “involvement in religious organizations is the most common type of voluntary social activity—more common than all other forms […]
The Impact of the Pandemic on Daily Life
When the pandemic reared its head, few were prepared for what was to come. Even more than a year after it began, most people still have to adapt. Rules and regulations continue to change, and companies alter their policies in ways that impact employees and customers with surprising frequency. While the phrase “new normal” may […]
When They Don’t Ask for Help: Signs Your Senior Loved One Needs Additional Care
You may have successfully navigated the distance between you and a senior loved one for years, but as they get older, that distance can seem magnified by your increasing concern for their well-being. Seniors are notorious for their reluctance to ask for help, and since the distance prevents daily visits, it’s incumbent upon you to […]