Want to improve your memory? Just add color. Since color is a strong attention-grabbing stimulus to the brain, it can be a powerful memory tool for organization and daily planning. Color attracts attention, boosts memory and influences our motivations.

At age 51, Rev. Clare Sulgit learned she had Mild Cognitive Impairment due to Alzheimer’s disease. A pastor, she noticed that she was having difficulty articulating words as she delivered her sermons. She initially thought it was due to stress from COVID. But the problems persisted, so she asked her doctor for a referral to a memory health clinic. After a series of tests, she got her diagnosis. If you have similar concerns, go to the doctor.

Unlike other important cards you carry with you at all times a– like your driver's license, credit card or Medicare card — keep your Social Security safe at home most of the time. The best way to “Guard Your Card” is to keep it in a safe place and share it only when required. In fact, in most cases, just knowing the Social Security number should be enough.

Enjoy classic Hollywood reimagined at Boomer Bash West, April 28 at Crocker Park in Westlake. Cleveland-based duo Rick & Sharona will emcee the big event in between live performances of their signature Rat Pack music. Watch for a Marilyn Monroe mingling in the crowd, and enjoy the spotlight with our fun attractions. Purchase your tickets today!

A program that provides computer tablets and one-on-one assistance to use them is this year’s charitable beneficiary of Boomer Bash West. Simply Virtual was formed by Northeast Ohio resident Tom Hlavin as a way to connect Cleveland-area older adults with technology. Simply Virtual has distributed hundreds of tablets and donated hours of free tech support to older adults. You have the chance to win big while supporting a great cause. Purchase your raffle tickets today!

If you’re looking to get fit for summer, you may be wondering where to begin – especially with so many different dieting tips out there. Don't worry; it doesn't have to be complicated! But, Kristin Kirkpatrick, registered dietitian with Cleveland Clinic, says eating healthy doesn’t have to be complicated.