Steve Mark

Your senior is aging, and often times the biggest adjustments at home are maintaining physical comfort. A favorite chair may no longer provide the support your senior needs. Perhaps, after many years, a home feels a bit darker and needs more light. Maybe new heating and cooling needs may demand a checkup. Or, accessibility has become an issue.

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Karen Hess has seen the movie “Between the Temples” twice, and may very well head to the theater a few more times. After all, it’s not all the time one sees her daughter’s name flash on the big screen.

No doubt, over recent years, you’ve heard the term “digital assets.”

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At last count, there are more than 5,900 colleges and universities in the U.S., according to EDsmart.

The High Holy days can sometimes be difficult for our seniors to navigate. Some have lost their mobility independence, and for others, what was once a simple trip to the synagogue can be physically difficult.

Sharon Sobol Jordan became the full-time CEO and president of United Way of Greater Cleveland in January 2023, certainly long enough to understand one key statistic about the financial well-being of a large segment of the population the organization serves.

Socialization has benefits, especially among the senior set.

According to the National Center for Assisted Living, more than 800,000 older adults in the U.S. live in an assisted living facility. Half of those seniors, according to statistics from