The Heartbreak of Transplantation Medicine Many seniors get transplants each year without knowledge of potential side effects. It’s important to know what to expect from a transplant.
Celebrity Activism: Raising Awareness of Diseases and Medical Conditions – Part Three Knowing the difference between Celebrity Endorsement and Celebrity Activism is key to understanding how to bring awareness.
Parkinson’s and Other Movement Disorders Affecting Seniors The safety of our loved ones becomes more important as they age – especially once they are diagnosed with a movement disorder.
Thoroughbred Aftercare – Life After Retirement Thoroughbred horses and their trainers continue to define “active aging” beyond the average retirement age. A recent WFC blog highlighted thoroughbreds’ busy lives during their racing years and beyond.
And The Band Played On “I was so much older then; I’m younger than that now” – Bob Dylan Picture Paul McCartney leading an audience in the umpteenth chorus of Hey Jude. At age 80. It’s happening right now during McCartney’s umpteenth tour. Click https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oytwAS5eKk McCartney has credited his stamina to his vegetarian diet and a daily exercise regimen that […]
President Biden’s Covid Case – A Teaching Moment for Aging Seniors President Biden’s recent COVID diagnosis is a “teaching moment*” for all Americans, especially those 70+ years of age. While grateful that he hasn’t suffered the more severe effects that COVID initially presented before vaccines and boosters, his case is a reminder we need to remain vigilant against this persistent infectious virus. *Leana S. Wen, Washington […]
Geriatric Care Management WFC works with many in-home care specialists who help maintain and enhance our clients’ healthy quality of life. Geriatric Care Managers are professionals we regularly interact with as we work together on mutual clients. Geriatric care managers are privately hired and advocate for older adults and their families by helping to identify their care needs and providing […]
Actively Aging at the Track The Saratoga Horse Racing season is back, which, for WFC Founder Glenn Lane, brings to mind his lifelong interest in horse racing. A recent article about Hall of Fame trainer Ron McAnally turning 90 years old also reminds Glenn of his early history as an Owner and how he remains in close contact with friends […]
Signs Your Aging Parents Need Assistance No one knows your family like you do. Something unusual for them might be an everyday situation in another person’s home. When it comes to assisting aging parents or relatives, professionals urge you to note anything out of character. Changes in behavior and daily living could indicate that they might need more help. While everyone […]
Planning Late-Stage and End-of-Life Care It can become apparent that your loved one is approaching the end of their life no matter the amount of treatment and care provided. When this happens, the focus changes from curative therapies to help them be as comfortable as possible to make the most out of their remaining time. This stage can last for […]
