When an older adult has physical or cognitive issues that no one was aware of or that may have become more of a challenge, holiday gatherings can trigger some unusual behaviors or concerns. When more people, busy schedules, and routine interruptions are introduced, many older people find this somewhat overwhelming. Take this time to reassess your loved one and adjust your expectations accordingly.

We hope your holidays are filled with joy and warmth. During this and every season, we want you to know that Social Security is here to serve you with online services to help you do business with us in an easy, convenient, and secure way.  

If you're looking for a way to mix and mingle with other older adults, head over to Club Maple's New Year's Celebration starting at 1 p.m. on Jan. 8 at Maple Ridge Senior Living in Willoughby.

Born between 1946 and 1964, baby boomers are now mostly heading to retirement and are doing so in style. They are redefining how homes should look. They want homes that support their active lifestyles while not sacrificing other amenities. Here are the top features on their list.

If you're fortunate enough to spend time with family over the holidays, the subject often (and sometimes too quickly) turns to health: theirs, yours and everyone else's who didn't attend the celebration. All this talk about aches and pains and doctor visits can be boring, but it can also be illuminating for a selfish reason: your health.

Northeast Ohio Thrive is excited to announce a much-anticipated annual celebration is back! Formerly known as Boomer Bash, The Bash 2025 is bringing the fun to your side of town with three locations – West, East, and Summit counties – each with a different pastime theme. Admission is free! Experience entertainment and music throughout the night along with vendor tables and freebies.