Many Retirees are looking for a new lifestyle in retirement. They want to be active, intellectually stimulated, and intergenerational. Retirees are flocking to college towns because of the opportunities that abound there. Colleges offer more than...
Do you want to live life on your own terms? We believe in the freedom and flexibility of seniors. As we grow old ourselves, it's important for us that our elders maintain their independence while socializing with others who share their interests and...
Do you want to make a difference in the world? In this episode, I share my conversation with Richard Lui. He explains how living selflessly can change your own life for the better too! Ordinary heroes can make small, practical choices and stop this...
When facing Dementia, it's hard to know what to do. If you have been touched by dementia, or are caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia, our personal journey with our parents may give you some guidance. This episode...
Senior care is a growing concern for many people in the world. Hong Kong has a healthy, long-lived population with its life expectancy one of the highest in the world! The government provides a wide variety of social services and benefits to the...
Dr. Cameron J. Camp joins me today on Boomer Living. Cameron is a noted psychologist specializing in applied gerontology research and is currently serving as Director of Research and Development for the Center for Applied Research in Dementia...
Chris Guay, the founder, and CEO of Vitality Living is with me on today’s episode of Boomer Living. Vitality Living offers retirement living, assisted living, and memory care communities where residents can live purposefully and experience a...
(5 of 5) - The pandemic has highlighted the resiliency of the human spirit across humanity. Here are (5 of 5) conversations, and I hope that you will enjoy this recording of friends and industry experts share their silver linings from 2020...
(4 of 5) - The pandemic has highlighted the resiliency of the human spirit across humanity. Here are (4 of 5) conversations, and I hope that you will enjoy this recording of friends and industry experts share their silver linings. Particularly...
Distinguishing between Alzheimer's disease and other cognitive impairments, like memory loss, senility, and dementia. - How is Alzheimer's disease diagnosed and then has this method of diagnosis changed at all over the last several years? Details of...
Why did you start FSL, Foundation for Senior Living? And what problem did you see that you set out to solve? Why do you choose to focus on the clients as well as their caregivers? How are you able to provide one-on-one customized care at scale? Can...
As you get older, how does the role of marriage change? Why is the divorce rate among married couples over 50 increasing in the US? Do you think any of this is because of a lack of understanding of relationships, changing roles as we age? What can...
The Caregiver’s Journey, discussing the 6 stages of caregiving - The importance of understanding older family relationships - What are some things the average person can do to maintain their mental health as they grow older? Why do you think it’s so...
Why is it so important that our older adults get vaccinated quickly? How does the vaccine work? What is different about this vaccine? (Myths and Facts) Logistics of the vaccines - Should the vaccine be mandatory for Senior Living Staff? How has the...
Overview on my journey of doing films and photo shoots for senior living companies - How to represent seniors in marketing: Some companies want realistic residents and some want seniors that are younger than their resident age demographic - Photos...
Tell us more about the mission of Silvernest and what need you’re looking to fulfill - Can you explain how Silvernest homesharing works (walk through process from start to housemate)? What are some specific benefits for homeowners, housemates and...
(3 of 5) - The pandemic has highlighted the resiliency of the human spirit across humanity, particularly those serving the older adults. It has made many people slow down and give them the time to think about what’s most important.
(2 of 5) - What is the “silver lining” in this crisis for you? In times of crisis, we must project optimism and look for opportunities and possibilities. We will survive this crisis and come out of it stronger if we work together, demonstrate...
(1 of 5) - 2020 has been an eventful year for all of us globally, particularly for healthcare workers and older adults in long-term care. However 2020 had silver linings that would stand out as astonishing triumphs of human achievement in any older...
What was it like being diagnosed with dementia at the age of 49? What do you wish you knew then, that you know now? Why have you been campaigning for dementia as a disability, and for human rights all people with dementia for over a decade? Tell us...
Everyone ages differently - Why does senior living have to be a one-size fits all approach? Why not different? Why loneliness is different than social isolation – and how to tackle both? The looming housing affordability crisis Changing tastes/needs...
