In the first episode of #TheSeniorSpotlight Podcast, host Mary Cordova, Co-Founder and EVP of Business Development at Concierge Care Advisors, leads a lively discussion with Dr. Alex De Moraes and Dr. Brian Ferris exploring the essential elements of legal and medical planning for elderly family members. Navigating Advanced Directives, Legal Planning, and Healthy Aging: Expert […]
Time x Knowledge = Expertise
By Lois Jasmer, Certified Senior Advisor at Concierge Care Advisors I just realized after almost 20 years in the Senior Living Industry that I am an EXPERT in Senior Living. I see others that are Dentists, Doctors, Lawyers, Real Estate Brokers and think of them as Professional Experts in their fields. But me? An expert […]
How To Help Senior Veterans for Independence Day
By Nicole Ames, Certified Senior Advisor at Concierge Care Advisors How to Support Senior Veterans During Firework Season: Tips for a Calm and Safe Independence Day For many, Independence Day is a joyful celebration filled with fireworks and festivities. However, for some senior veterans, it can be a source of anxiety and distress. Many of […]
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Don’t Fall For It…
By Marta Street, Certified Senior Advisor at Concierge Care Advisors I was reading an article the other day about how seniors are getting scammed out of billions of dollars a year. There are many avenues that criminals are using to trap vulnerable adults into giving away their money. There are just as many ways these […]
When To Call A Professional
We often hear from our seniors, “I do not want to be a burden on my family.” Families will try to respect the wants of their parents and accommodate them to the best of their ability, which in return can cause a strain on the relationship. Adult children slowly start to become caregivers by helping […]
The Heat is On
We have started to experience a few hot days here in the Pacific Northwest. This is always a reminder to remember that the elderly are more vulnerable to the heat and start taking proactive measures to ensure our elderly stay safe and comfortable during the hottest months of the year. As we age, our bodies […]
Stress and The Senior Move
Stress can be defined as a state of worry or mental tension caused by a difficult situation. Having to move a loved one out of their home because they are no longer safe is a very stressful situation. By the time someone moves into an adult family home, their care needs are advanced, and they may […]
Tips for Memory Loss
As we age, it is normal for our memory to undergo changes. I know when I go through busy and stressful times, I find myself not being as sharp or quick with memory items as I have in the past. I usually know this is a sign of me worrying too much or not getting […]
The Sunshine Effect
In the later stages of life, finding solace in simple pleasures becomes increasingly significant. Among these, sunlight stands out as a potent yet often overlooked source of well-being for the elderly. Our sun’s rays trigger the release of serotonin, uplifting mood and combating feelings of loneliness or depression, common among seniors. Sunlight exposure facilitates the […]
May is Mental Health Awareness Month
In a world where physical health often takes center stage, the importance of mental health awareness cannot be stressed enough. Mental health is just as important as physical health, yet it is often overlooked in our society. It’s time to shine a light on this important issue. One of the biggest obstacles to mental health […]