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Make the Best In-Home Care Choice to Protect You and Your Family
Many things can impact the quality of care and your family's overall experience. Here's some tips to make sure you have all the information you need to make the right home care choice for you and your loved one.
Making the Most of More: 5 Ways to Prepare and Thrive in Longevity
Balancing longevity with well-being is not just about extending the number of years you have but about making those years vibrant, fulfilling, and meaningful.
Navigating Life’s Curveballs: How to Thrive After a Life-Changing Diagnosis
Life has a way of throwing unexpected curveballs our way, and one of the most challenging curveballs to face is a life-altering medical diagnosis.
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Beat the Heat and Boredom: Share Your Tech Skills with Seniors
Help homebound seniors beat the summer heat and boredom by teaching them how to use digital devices. Share your tech skills and make a meaningful difference through our Friendly Visiting program.
June is Cataract Awareness Month: Protect Your Vision Naturally
June is Cataract Awareness Month, a reminder to prioritize your eye health. Learn how simple lifestyle changes can help prevent cataracts naturally and protect your vision as you age.
Putting the Pieces Together: How You Can Support Brain Health This June
June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month—a time to reflect, learn, and show up for those affected by dementia. Whether you're a caregiver or a compassionate neighbor, your support can make a lasting difference. You don’t need credentials—just a heart that cares.
Beat the Heat: Volunteer to Keep Seniors Safe This Summer
As summer heats up, so does the need for volunteers. A few hours of your time can ease isolation, provide vital support, and bring joy to seniors in our community.
How to Organize Your Life and Space
FREE Summer Speaker Series: Join professional downsizer and author Kim Kubsch for a practical, uplifting workshop on decluttering, organizing, and simplifying your life and space.
Charlene Clausen: The Road to Giving
After retiring, Charlene Clausen wasn’t done giving—she just needed a new direction. From helping women in prison to supporting local seniors through Neighbors Who Care, Charlene’s journey proves that purpose doesn’t retire. It simply finds new roads. Read her inspiring story of service and self-discovery.
Staying Safe in the Heat: A Summer Guide for Seniors
As temperatures soar, older adults face higher risks of heat-related illness. With a few smart precautions—like staying hydrated, dressing light, and avoiding peak heat—seniors can stay safe, cool, and connected all summer long.
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.
Ford Kitchell: Making a Difference with Respite Care
Ford Kitchell found purpose in retirement by volunteering with Neighbors Who Care. His passion for respite and friendly visits brings comfort to others—and joy and meaning to his own 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.
More Than a Visit: How Volunteering Sparked a Beautiful Friendship
A simple check-in turned into a beautiful friendship. Volunteering with Neighbors Who Care brought unexpected joy, purpose, and connection that changed both our lives.
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