In the next 25 years, the number of people over the age of 65 is set to double. Life expectancy is creeping up and experts expect 110 to be the average age people live to by the year 2030. And, seniors will soon outnumber children under the age of 5.
This growing senior population brings with it all types of challenges. Parenting Your Parents Resource Guide is designed to help our viewers find resources, connect with local agencies and provide expert advice on issues that you might be facing either now or in the future.
CENTRAL ALABAMA AGING CONSORTIUM (CAAC) is a part of a state-wide aging network that provides a variety of Home and Community based services to the region’s senior and disabled populations and their caregivers. CAAC coordinates services for these targeted populations…
Alabama Department of Senior Services (ADSS) administers statewide programs on aging that cover all 67 counties through the Regional Planning Commissions and the local Area Agencies on Aging (AAA). Each of the AAAs provide comprehensive services through contracts and grants…
The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office offers many services for elderly citizens in our community including Operation ID, Are You OK? , Yellow Dot, Smart 911, Home Security Check and Project Life. Go to their website and click on the “public…
CaraVita Village is a place for people to come and enjoy the lifestyle they deserve with the hardworking years behind them and a whole new life ahead of them. Our all-inclusive resort style active living village for seniors awaits! To…
Choosing a Medicare Plan can be very confusing. Open enrollment starts October 15th and will continue through December 7th. This is the time that you can compare plans and make the best decision for you or your loved one.…
Being a caregiver is not always easy. About 50% of all caregivers get no outside help. When someone asked if there is anything they can do to help, most of us usually say, “Oh no, that’s ok, I’m doing fine”. …
Being a caregiver is not always easy. About 50% of all caregivers get no outside help. When someone asked if there is anything they can do to help, most of us usually say, “Oh no, that’s ok, I’m doing fine”. …
With 10,000 people daily turning 65, and age being the greatest risk factor for dementia, Alabama is committed to raising awareness throughout the state, striving to reduce stigma and fostering individual engagement through training and participation with a “dementia friendly…
CAAC coordinates services for these targeted populations in Autauga, Elmore, and Montgomery counties. The primary goal is to develop, coordinate, and support services in the community that promote an active and independent life- style where those we serve can live…
The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office offers many services for elderly citizens in our community including Operation ID, Are You OK? , Yellow Dot, Smart 911, Home Security Check and Project Life. Click here for information on all of these programs.
AARP is here to help you take on today – and every day. From sharing practical resources, to holding fun activities and events, AARP is providing opportunities to connect and help build an even stronger Alabama for all ages to…
CaraVita Village is a place for people to come and enjoy the lifestyle they deserve with the hardworking years behind them and a whole new life ahead of them. Our all-inclusive resort style active living village for seniors awaits! To…
Choosing a Medicare Plan can be very confusing. Open enrollment starts October 15th and will continue through December 7th. This is the time that you can compare plans and make the best decision for you or your loved one. SHIP…
Prescription drug prices have risen by astronomical figures over the past several years. Many seniors feel like they need to choose between food and their prescription drugs. SenioRx is a resource available through the Alabama Department of Senior Services that…
Being a caregiver is not always easy. About 50% of all caregivers get no outside help. When someone asked if there is anything they can do to help, most of us usually say, “Oh no, that’s ok, I’m doing fine”.…
With 10,000 people daily turning 65, and age being the greatest risk factor for dementia, Alabama is committed to raising awareness throughout the state, striving to reduce stigma and fostering individual engagement through training and participation with a “dementia friendly…
