Last week, on March 26th, we lost my father-in-law, Barry. He was one month shy of 92.
Barry was one of those people everyone loved. Calm. Respectful. Wise. Funny. Engaging. He never had anything bad to say about anyone and truly saw the good in people. He lived life fully, with optimism and what he would call his “rose-colored glasses…
Choosing the Right Technology to Support Aging Loved Ones
As families navigate the complexities of aging, technology can provide valuable support—when chosen and implemented correctly. Too often, families react to emergencies by purchasing multiple gadgets without a clear strategy, leading to frustration, unused devices, and unmet needs. Instead of reacting in crisis mode, a thoughtful approach can ensure technology truly…
