Q&A: Power of Attorney Documents

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October 2, 2017 • 0 comments

Erin Urenius, an attorney with Butcher Elder Law, was admitted to the Ohio Bar in 2015. She has a passion for elder law that is rooted in her own trials & experiences with dementia in family members and the repercussions of not planning ahead for these difficult times. The following article was contributed by ErinRead More >>

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4 Pet Care Tips for Seniors

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September 18, 2017 • 0 comments

Owning a pet is a wonderful experience for people of all ages. Pets offer companionship, unconditional love and can be best friends and guardians. Plus, they help improve moods, boost social interaction and encourage exercise. Many Seniors own pets and find great comfort and joy in the care of an animal. Here are four ofRead More >>

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Stress Management Tips for Seniors

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September 4, 2017 • 0 comments

While many Seniors find joy in their retirement, it doesn’t mean that the golden years don’t come without some problems. Just like any stage of life, health, relationships and finances can be a source of stress. Seniors need their own set of tactics to help manage stress, especially since they may no longer have accessRead More >>

Downsizing Home Tips

Tips for Downsizing Your Home

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August 23, 2017 • 0 comments

Many Seniors have spent a lifetime accumulating treasured possessions, like family memorabilia, furniture, décor and more. When it’s time to move or downsize, however, culling through these well-loved items can be a major chore. Here are our best downsizing home tips for Seniors. 1. Start Early If you can at all avoid it, never wait untilRead More >>

5 Ways Seniors Can Get “Back to School” this Fall

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August 7, 2017 • 1 Comment

Kids shouldn’t have all the fun of capturing that familiar “back to school” feeling. Research proves it’s great for people to keep learning at any age. Here’s five ways seniors can keep their minds sharp this fall. 1. Play Games Yes! Using play to stimulate the brain is totally ok. Games like Sudoku, solitaire orRead More >>

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