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On the Move: The Benefits of a Senior Real Estate Specialist

By Jennifer Herron-Underwood
November 13, 2020
Leaving the home behind can be both physically and emotionally difficult, but it is a decision most older adults eventually will make. Part of the process of downsizing is finding a real estate agent to help with the process.    ...
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2020’s Lessons in Essential Dentistry

By Dr. Steve Marsh
November 13, 2020
We know that there is a strong connection between oral health and heart health. Fortunately, the dental profession has risen to the occasion, ensuring that the dental office can be considered a relatively safe place, with PPE (personal protection equipment) used throughout the office. These include items like forehead thermometers, air filters, masks, shields, gowns, protective eyewear, and decontamination of operatory surfaces.   ...
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Read the November/December 2020 Issue of Northeast Ohio Boomer & Beyond Magazine

By Marie Elium
November 12, 2020
Many of us will celebrate the holidays at home this year, and in far different ways than we could have imagined. It’s a special season that deserves special treatment, regardless of the background noise and calamity. The good news is, we’ve got you covered with great stories about food, safe visits and holiday lights — and a bit of local nostalgia thrown in for fun.  ...
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We’re Home for the Holidays – Feast on Boomer’s Nov/Dec 2020 Issue

By Estelle R. Brown
November 12, 2020
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Happy Holidays! Safer Celebrations with a 2020 Twist

By Estelle Rodis-Brown
November 12, 2020
Assuming a holidays-as-usual approach is a dangerous exercise in denial, especially if you’re accustomed to traveling long distances to celebrate together with lots of distant relatives. Travel and social interaction both increase the odds of getting and spreading the virus that causes COVID-19. So staying home and limiting contact is the best way to protect yourself and others.  ...
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Common Medicaid Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them

By Laurie G. Steiner
September 14, 2020
A home is most peoples’ single biggest asset, and it holds so much meaning and memories. If a single person enters a nursing home with a house but no money, many people don’t know that the new regulations say that the house is a countable asset, and the person won’t qualify for assistance. ...
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Memorabilia Management: What to Keep, What to Sell, What to Pitch

By Estelle Rodis-Brown
September 14, 2020
Thousands of people are wading through stuff accumulated over a lifetime… their own or their parents’.  If you’re among them, help is here to keep you from drowning in it. Starting small ensures early victories that will keep you motivated to continue the process and see you through to putting your house on the market and making a happy transition to your retirement property. ...
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Grandparenting Teens & Young Adults

By Traci McBride
September 14, 2020
Over time, a relationship with older grandchildren means seeing each other during the holidays and major family events. Grandparents can feel marginalized during this later stage. It is on us to look for opportunities and common threads of interest to stay relevant and connected.  ...
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