Posts Tagged ‘seniors’

On the morning of the Society of Public Health Education’s annual conference in Nashville, I woke up with some of the worst allergy symptoms of my life. Not only was I pretty miserable, but the one place you hate to be sneezing, sniffling and coughing is a public health conference. I wanted to wear a […]


It was just an ordinary Friday afternoon, when lo this email arrived: “Would you like to interview Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin about The Great American Try-On program from Depend to offer self-assurance to the 56 million Americans who live with incontinence?” Why yes, yes I would. It seemed like an odd product/spokesperson pairing, but […]


You might not immediately think high-tech when you think of gift ideas for your senior friends and relatives. But there are so many gadgets out there designed to make their lives easier — and many of them are simple to set up and use. Check out my recommendations.  


This round-up of gadgets that can help seniors live more independently — and ease caregivers’ concerns — was one of my most-viewed stories for Spry. One of the nice things about writing for the web is getting that kind of feedback, which tells me that a lot of our readers are looking for advice on […]


Are your memory lapses a normal part of aging or a sign of something more serious? Check out my tips on how to tell the difference.