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The Caregiver’s Voice

Published on January 23, 2012 By Bob Finnie

Nominate a caregiver of the month at www.thecaregiversvoice.com. Get a free gift for the award from www.PersonCare.net.

Pancreatic Cancer Advocacy Days June 13 – 14

Published on June 13, 2011 By Bob Finnie

Pancreatic Cancer Advocacy Days June 13 – 14

Take The Home Run Challenge For Dad

Published on June 11, 2011 By Bob Finnie

Take the home run challenge to bat against prostate cancer from June 8 to Father’s Day.

May 25 is National Senior Health and Fitness Day

Published on May 19, 2011 By Bob Finnie

May is Older Americans Month and May 25 is National Senior Health and Fitness Day. Stay fit and appreciate older Americans for all they have done.

April 16 Is National Health Care Decisions Day

Published on April 10, 2011 By Bob Finnie

National Health Care Decisions Day is a reminder to think about end-of-life decisions and making an Advance Health Care Directive.

Holiday Time with Seniors = Look, Listen, and Learn

Published on November 23, 2010 By Bob Finnie

The holidays are a great time with parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and friends.  Be sure to make the most of this time with them.  Making the most includes using the time to look, listen, and learn regarding the aging of the people you care about. Look at them.  Are there any obvious physical changes?  Are they able [...]