Aging Made Easier Resources
Simple Tips and Strategies to Aging Well
Navigating the aging process can be challenging, and it’s not always easy to know where to start. That’s why we’ve put together this ebook. It includes valuable information, insightful ideas, and practical tips to help you make the most of your later years.
Helpful Articles
Older Americans Month 2025: Powered by Connection
Each May, we celebrate Older Americans Month by honoring the power of connection. Staying socially engaged helps older adults thrive—mentally, physically, and emotionally. Connection isn't optional—it's essential.
Dating After Retirement: Finding Love Later in Life
Retirement opens the door to rediscovery—including love. Whether you’re seeking companionship or romance, dating later in life can bring joy, connection, and a beautiful new chapter worth exploring.
Neuropathy Solutions: Innovative Approaches to Treatment
Discover breakthrough neuropathy treatments with Dino Watt of Absolute Pain Relief Chiropractic. Learn how innovative therapies relieve nerve pain and improve quality of life.
Preparing for Medical Emergencies While Aging in Place
Aging in place lets seniors stay independent and comfortable at home, but it's important to plan for medical emergencies to stay safe. Here are some key steps can help ensure you're ready if something happens.
It Takes a Village—and Sometimes a Caregiver, Too
Neighbors Who Care and Homewatch CareGivers unite community, compassion, and expertise—ensuring older adults in South Chandler and Sun Lakes thrive safely at home with dignity, connection, and purpose.
What is Brain Volume—and How Does it Affect Memory Loss?
Social isolation in older adults has been linked to reduced brain volume, affecting memory and cognition—highlighting the importance of social, physical, and mental engagement.
AGING MADE EASIER conference
Tuesday, January 28, 2025
8:30 - 11:45 AM
Risen Savior Lutheran Church
Our 4th annual conference is designed to offer powerful information for a better way to ENJOY aging. This year, the conference will not only provide useful benefits and services that are traditionally necessary for our aging community, but also inspire more fun, socialization, good nutrition, and staying active.