Every brain is at risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia. These cognitive changes are linked to a decline in the brain that over time kills nerve cells and tissue, affecting a person’s ability to accurately understand and interact with the world...
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How To Age Safely at Home: What Steps Should Seniors Take?
By Jackie Tangires, LCSW-C, Certified Aging Life Care Manager Deciding to remain in your home as you age is no easy task and requires much thought, discussion with family members, consideration, and soul searching. How do you decide what is best long term for...
May 2026 Newsletter
May is Aging Life Care Month. The Option Group's Certified Aging Life Care Managers understand the challenges of caring for individuals who need assistance throughout their lifespan due to aging, dementia, disability, or serious illness. Our skilled providers possess...
April 2026 Newsletter
They say April showers bring May flowers, but at The Option Group, we know that growth often comes from navigating the "rainy" days of life with the right support. Whether you’re navigating a new diagnosis, managing a complex care transition, or just need a hand...
Proactive Senior Care: Expert Guidance for Preventing Health Crises
By Ellen Platt, MEd, CRC, CCM Families navigating senior care often need clear, practical guidance before a crisis. Common “sudden disasters” include falls, medication problems, or rapid changes in memory or behavior. These events can feel sudden when there is no...
Aging Life Care Month: Why Expert Guidance Matters More Than Ever
By Hannah Miller, RBT, Care Management Associate/Behavioral Analyst May is Aging Life Care Month, a time to recognize the importance of expert guidance when life becomes complex. The Option Group's Certified Aging Life Care Managers understand the challenges of caring...
Navigating Aging with Confidence: The Role of a Health Care Advocate
As we age, we must learn to better care for ourselves, especially when facing serious health challenges that may require guidance and support. Aging brings not only physical changes, such as declining hearing, limited eyesight, and sometimes dementia, but also...
Navigating the Healthcare Maze: Why You Don’t Have to Do It Alone
Managing healthcare for a loved one can feel like navigating a maze with no clear path. One appointment turns into several. A new symptom leads to more referrals. And somewhere along the way, you’re expected to keep track of medications, instructions, and next...
20 Smart & Simple Snacks: Fueling Your Loved One’s Health (Without the Stress)
Let's be honest, you're already juggling a million things. Doctor's appointments, medication schedules, insurance calls, and somehow keeping your own life together. The last thing you need is to stress about whether Mom ate something nutritious between...