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Facts about HSAs and Medicare
Each year from mid-October through early December, we are inundated with commercials about the Medicare open enrollment period.
Retired Pilot Enjoys Frontiers of Flight Museum
Eighty-two-year old ex-pilot Bill Cole stays active and engaged in his community as a frequent visitor of the Frontiers of Flight Museum and with regular work-outs at Cooper Clinic.
Senior Source, TXU Help Neighbors Keep Cool
October’s arrival should bring a break from the heat.
Weighing Options for Long-Term Care
Selecting a nursing home or other long-term care facility for your loved one is a vital decision in your family’s life.
Gray Loneliness: It’s Real
As we age, we begin to experience a lot of losses.
True Forever Homes Need Futureproofing
When his father in-law became confined to an assisted living facility, local real estate developer Robert Bruner had a wake-up call.
‘The Cloud’ Helps Seniors Save Photo Memories
Every time I visit my parents’ house, I get to see my mom’s scrapbooks with lots of photos.
Mount Everest Memories and Motivational Speaking
Richard Fiske, recounting his 1999 journey up Mount Everest, recalls meeting “Cary Grant,” rubbing car oil over his body, and getting tossed like a kite while holding onto a rope.
Edgemere Residents Supply Stone Elementary With Encouragement
Though years removed from their classroom days, residents of the Edgemere senior living community did a little “homework” to mark the start of another school year.
Creativity a Common Thread For Dallas Area Fiber Artists
Quilters, weavers, and seamstresses showed off their work during the 53rd annual show of the Dallas Area Fiber Artists, held this summer at CC Young Senior Living.
Dallas Nonprofit Agencies Weave Safety Net of Support for Caregivers
In the quiet corners of countless households, unsung heroes carry out a selfless act of compassion: caring for their loved ones.
How Do Those Preston of the Park Cities Gardens Grow?
When residents said they wanted to grow vegetables, The Preston of the Park Cities staff happily added a garden club to the senior community’s Watermark University program.
Why Grandma Gets Scammed
Grandma Jo said, “I knew I was getting scammed after the first $20,000, but I kept giving them money because they were the only people who called me.”
Voices
Massage Provides Peace During Dying Days
Cindy Spence, a Preston Hollow neighbor, shares the importance of massage for individuals at the end of their life.
Voices
Sparking Your Brain Health Revolution
I have good news – some bad news – and finally great news for you.
Ventana Residents Rank Their Favorites
From museums to restaurants, Ventana by Buckner residents 65+ have ranked some of the area’s best options to show what they love about living in Dallas.
Songs & Smiles Delivers Joy to Memory Care Patients, Caregivers
Lyrics floated through the air, voices joined in harmony, and laughter echoed around the room.
Sponsored: Your Next Chapter, Designed by You
The Legacy Midtown Park offers luxury accommodations in the heart of Dallas.
High School Musicians Heal With Harmonies
On the first Sunday of August, mellifluous notes from stringed instruments drifted delicately through the hallways of The Juliette Fowler Communities.
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