Recommended Reading for June 2026
In The Unexpected Journey, Emma Heming Willis shares a heartfelt and compassionate look at caregiving after her husband Bruce Willis’ dementia diagnosis.
New Study Finds 61% Reduced Dementia Risk Among Hearing Aid Users Under 70
New research suggests that treating hearing loss earlier in life may help support long-term brain health and lower the risk of dementia.
Ask These Ten Questions to Save Money on Prescriptions
Prescription costs can add up quickly, but asking the right questions may help lower your next pharmacy bill.
New Alzheimer’s Association Report: Americans Care Deeply About Brain Health but Most Don’t Know How to Maintain It
Americans say brain health is one of their top priorities as they age, yet many still aren’t sure how to protect it.
Recommended Reading for May 2026
It’s never too late to pursue your passions or make a meaningful impact. Late Bloomers shares inspiring stories of individuals who achieved great success later in life, reminding us that new beginnings can happen at any age…
Older Americans Month 2026: Honoring Strength
May is Older Americans Month—a time to recognize the strength, wisdom, and contributions of older adults in our communities. Learn how to celebrate, support, and honor the important role older adults play in our lives…
How Caregivers Can Manage Oral Health for Dependent Seniors Every Day
Daily oral care is an important—but often overlooked—part of maintaining health and comfort for older adults. Learn simple, practical tips caregivers can use to support senior oral hygiene and prevent bigger issues…
The Brain Needs a Workout, Too: Games for Cognitive Health
Keeping your brain active is just as important as staying physically active—and even simple games may help support memory and cognitive health. Learn how puzzles, apps, and other activities can give your brain a boost…
Recommended Reading for April 2026
In Dementia Man, Samuel Simon shares a powerful and deeply personal journey of living with Alzheimer’s with courage, honesty, and purpose. Discover this inspiring memoir that challenges how we think about diagnosis, dignity, and finding meaning at every stage of life…
Handling Your Stuff
I’m not ready yet” often means feeling overwhelmed by where to start—not that it isn’t the right time to move or downsize. Learn simple, practical strategies to organize your belongings, preserve memories, and move forward with confidence…