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Want some basic computer information? Alan Haber of PC Basix explains what some important issues, including upgrading to Windows 10, what malware and viruses do to your computer - and possibly your personal information - why to use a credit car
Most people don't enjoy paying bills and keeping track of expenses and information needed for tax time. Joel Kamil of Checks & Balances Plus discusses the services they offer so seniors are confident that their bills are always paid on time. So
Complete an Advance Directive? Isn’t that only for older people? I’m healthy. It isn’t important until I get sick. After all, I am sure my family will know what I want. I hope they do!None of us are promised tomorrow, things happen…just like t
Downsizing, de-cluttering, and moving can be very stressful, especially for older adults who may still be living in a home that they’ve been in for many years. It’s also tough if they are experiencing health issues, making such a task extremely
It's difficult being in the hospital, but having to worry about Medicare covering it can make it worse. Abby Mahon of Certified Care Management, discusses what you need to know ahead of time. Some of the issues include knowing the difference in
The KonMari method of tidying up, created by Marie Kondo is known the world over, but does it work? Lisa Dickmann, founder of Tidy Upgrade and currently the only certified KonMari professional in Missouri, says YES and shares her expertise on w
Writing your life story is a gift to your family, because it gives them their own history, according to Kathy Evans, personal historian and founder of Write for You Life Stories. She says it shows them the river they are a part of, the ribbon t
What happens when you pair older homeowners with college students who can't afford housing? John Levis, business owner and co-founder of Odd Couples Housing, and Dr. Brian Carpenter, Professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences at Washington Uni
Even the youngest of the baby boomers will turn 65 in 2029, that is only nine years from now.  Nalini Mahadeven, Elder Law and Estate Planning attorney discusses the concerns shared with her by "Boomers" each day.  Most say that they have the a
Drawing upon his 23 years of auto sales expertise, Jay Grosman is the founder of iautoagent, a whole new safe and painless way to buy or sell your car. Jay discusses how they become the "realtor" for the car buying/selling process, with you nev
Holidays can be stressful, for all of us! The change in routine, noises from large groups or general chaos can be anxiety provoking for anyone, but especially individuals with Dementia who may become overwhelmed by extra stimulus. Nicole Huffma
Laughter is not only fun, it is healthy! Annemarie Deutschmann of LMAO discusses the benefits of this intentional exercise, especially for those who may need it most, seniors who face a variety of health issues as they continue to age. She prov
Sometimes, just a little assistance around the house can make all the difference in a senior being able to remain independent. Janet Wood-Turner, owner of A Nu Norm specializes in assisting clients with instrumental Activities of Daily Living (
The Shepherd's Center is volunteer-driven organization helping seniors in the community. Betsy Solomon and Karen Zelle discuss the programs available including fitness/exercise, guest speakers, book and film groups and studio art and more. They
With all the commercials, ads, phone calls and information that comes out during Medicare Open Enrollment, how do you know what to choose? Why do I get the Medicare & You booklet that comes in the mail once a year? What's the difference in my p
Being fit in your golden years can mean the difference in living in a wheelchair or playing with your grandkids. It can also mean being dependent on multiple medications or enjoying life to its fullest. Katie MacKenzie of GymGuyz, discusses the
CLAIM, the acronym for Community Leaders Assisting the Insured of Missouri has been the official State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) for Missouri since 1993. Wilma Schmitz, the Regional Liaison for CLAIM, discusses how they help pe
As we age, we have the tendency to not want to talk about getting older, instead of being intentional we start putting out fires. Thank goodness there are professionals who will sit down with you before there is a crisis to create an individual
When it is time to move, especially if you are a senior, can be mind-boggling when it comes to what to do with all the stuff you and your family don't want. Where to start? Jay Phillips, owner of Elite Estate Sales since 2007, is a professional
Improvisation can improve the quality of life for both individuals living in the early stages of Alzheimer’s and/or dementia and their caregivers. Anne Marie Mohr, founder of Project Present discusses that through engaging improvisation worksho
Technology is a wonderful thing, especially for speech-impaired individuals. Gina Baldwin, creator of APP2Speak, discusses this photo-based, easy-to-use and cost effective software application. Baldwin, a speech pathologist, says you can easily
Most homes are built for the needs and preferences of active adults. Often they are unsuitable, even dangerous, for a person with diminished capacity or limited mobility or for a person needing care and for the caregiver. Deb Bokamper, of Agele
There is a perfect storm of demographics, healthcare advances and cost increases, state and federal budget cuts and more that make planning for healthcare one of the most critical issues facing our nation. Kevin Poe of Family Care Solutions, di
No one needs to be the next Picasso, just be willing to put a brush in your hand and have some fun with color, says Mary Beth Flynn, of Artfully Aging.  She owns a senior art program which has been serving the St. Louis senior community since 2
You're an older adult without wheels - what do you do? Carl Feuer of AXEL Transportation discusses the hardships that life without a vehicle puts on seniors. Common issues include accessing behavioral health services (including substance use di
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