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Category: Senior Life & Tips

The Senior Life & Tips category offers practical advice as well as expert insights and helpful resources for older adults and their families navigating the aging journey. Topics include healthy aging and social wellness, caregiving guidance, financial planning, grief support, and senior living decisions. You'll find valuable information to help make confident decisions. Learn more about our Senior Living Decision Toolkit, and explore our various senior living options. Traditions of Columbus is committed to supporting seniors and their families with trusted information and practical solutions for everyday challenges.

*as seen in the Indianapolis Star The winter holidays are a perfect time to reminisce about the lifetime of memories...
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“I just want one more Christmas at home.”  Moving into a senior living community is already a complex and complicated...
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Guest Blogger: Courtney Price, Varietas Director, Traditions of Lebanon As we approach the holiday season, planning for your holiday events is important. We...
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The time has come. Time to have “the talk”. No, not that talk. It’s time to talk to your parents about senior...
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A Senior Living Guide to Understanding the Signs of Aging in Today’s Society When is it time to move? It’s a...
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Email attacks are more than commonplace these days; they are an unfortunate way of life for those who use email...
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Guest Blogger: Ann K.T. Warner, Warner Law Firm, LLC Deciding to move to a senior care facility is a big decision....
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What is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)? Many people go through short periods of time where they feel sad or not...
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Autumn is a season of change. Among the ever-changing colors of the leaves, cooler temperatures, and endless pumpkin spice-flavored treats...
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Guest Contributor Jill Huynh, Licensed Social Worker and Parent Coach for over 20 years We know that tweens and teens are not...
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