The most successful companies are the ones created to solve problems. BrightStar Care was started by a young couple, Shelly and J.D. Sun, when struggling to find the proper elder home care for J.D.’s grandmother. The complexity of finding trustworthy care led them to start BrightStar Care, a network of more than 300 offices across […]
The number of hip and knee replacements performed in the United States yearly is currently more than one million and is expected to surpass four million by the year 2030. If you are suffering from severe arthritis or another debilitating joint condition, the chances are you will be among them. You’re not alone. Joint replacements […]
Having Hip or Knee Surgery? Listen to Alden Estates of Skokie’s tips for finding the right rehab center. Your doctor has told you to consider having hip or knee surgery to improve your quality of life – so now what? Well, after your hospital stay, you will most likely have a choice between in-home therapy […]
Who can ever forget the “I’ve fallen but I can’t get up!” TV spot advertising a panic button for seniors.
The last place an older adult wants to live is in a large rambling home—alone.
We spoke with older adults and asked them to look back and offer advice to their younger selves. Interesting to say the least. Some were quick and decisive with their answers, several needed time to ponder, but all gave advice that reflects the wisdom and understanding that comes with a life well lived. Dave […]
Ruth Marcus has an engaging smile and personality that seems to draw people in.
When mom and dad reach their later 70s to 80s they may not be ready to leave their home or make changes to their lifestyle.
Helen Kim’s journey to The King Home in Evanston has taken many fascinating twists and turns.
“I plan to live in my home for the rest of my life,” says Evanston resident Alan Lieberman. “I’ll remain living in an urban environment with people of all ages because it helps me stay younger and more vital.” His sentiment echoes the majority of baby boomers. The Liebermans plan to “age in place.” […]
