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Welcome to Senior
Services!
This page is
dedicated to seniors and the things
which interest them, us. My goal is to
bring answers and resources to enhance our
daily life.
Please scroll this page to
see what's new.
If you have a suggestion or
a question , be sure to
let me know. And, when it's time to buy or sell
real estate I hope you will call on me.
If you live in or
around Hayward, be sure to see this page regarding the
proposed power plants.
  See what's new in
housing...
The most exciting
news for affordable housing in the bay area is this new
line of manufactured homes.
Click image to visit the
A.R.M. Homes web site.
Thank you,
Joanne
Your San
Francisco Bay Area Real Estate
Broker
P.S. "Good friends are
like stars... you don't always see them, but you know
they are always
there."
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Do your
homework before getting a reverse
mortgage
May 1, 2008 -
While thousands of people are losing their homes to
foreclosure, others are using their homes as a last
resort, borrowing against the equity in their home -
without making payments on the loan.
Fewer
people are getting reverse mortgages now because of the
drop in home values, but many people who qualify (you
must be at least 62) are sitting on a pile of
equity.
One final word
of caution - even with the required counseling seniors
are still getting duped into reverse mortgages that are
not in their best interest.
So be sure to ask
questions, check facts and figures and contact the
American Association of Retired Persons for tips that
can help.
Click here to read the
story or watch the
video
Related information: How to Use a Reverse Mortgage - TheStreet.com
On the Web: http://www.aarp.org/money/revmort/
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Spotlight Local Seniors
February 23, 2008 - On Saturdays,
Senior Journal spotlights
remarkable local seniors, issues that are important to
them, organizations that are there to help or activities
they enjoy.
If you know of an interesting Hayward-area
senior, important issue or effective organization,
please e-mail ksantos@dailyreviewonline.com;
call 293-2468; write us at 22533 Foothill Blvd.,
Hayward, 94541; or send a fax to 510-293-2490.
Senior Menu Feb. 25-29
Hayward-based Spectrum Community Services serves a
complete lunch weekdays for a suggested minimum donation
of $3.25. For information and dining room locations,
call 510-881-0300. Here's next week's menu:
-Monday: Romaine salad with tomatoes, carrots and
Italian dressing; roasted chicken quarters with herb
gravy; mashed potatoes; California blend vegetable;
whole-wheat roll; pineapple and mandarin orange cup.
-Tuesday: Meatball soup with crackers, turkey salad
on whole-wheat bread, lettuce and tomato slices, carrot
and raisin salad, apple juice, ice cream. Hamburger and
veggie burger also available.
-Wednesday: Romaine salad with cucumber and red
onions with cottage cheese, stuffed cabbage roll with
Creole sauce, peas and corn, whole-wheat bread, fruited
Jell-O.
-Thursday: Cream of spinach soup, baked fish fillet
with orange sauce, brown rice pilaf, mixed vegetables,
breadstick, seasonal fresh fruit. Hamburger and veggie
burger also available.
-Friday: Spinach salad with tomato, croutons and
French dressing; hearty beef stew with veggies and
potatoes; biscuit; pineapple cup; birthday cake.
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~ Seek and Ye Shall Find
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Meet Pastor Bob
Bruton, an "unreligious" pastor of God's word.
Read
or listen to his online sermons that are really engaging
talks.
You'll feel refreshed and
encouraged.
Visit Pastor
Bob |
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 Celebrating 30 Years of
Advocacy,
Service and
Education for California SeniorsCongress of California
Seniors
1230 N Street, #201
Sacramento,
CA 95814
Phone: (916) 442-4474
(800)
543-3352
Fax: (916) 442-1877
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Fall
Computer Classes
Registration is now
open for the fall semester of computer classes at
Spectrum Community Services of Hayward, a nonprofit that
works in conjunction with Chabot College and the Hayward
Adult School. Students 19 and over may sign up for
21-week classes in computerized accounting or word
processing. The semester begins Aug. 13, but early
registration is encouraged. Classes are held at Spectrum
offices, 1435 Grove Way, Hayward. Information: (510)
881-0300 ext. 228. |
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Check out
the latest issue of "Living Longer and
Loving It" from the Alliance for Aging
Research and
find out about:
• The Fight Against
Heart Disease
Nearly 80 million American adults have one
or more types of cardiovascular disease. Although
improved treatments have led to lower death rates, an
aging and overweight population poses challenges for
the U.S. health care system. Find out how medical
research can lead to better prevention and treatment
of heart disease in Keeping Up The Fight Against
Heart Disease.
Read
more>> • Maintaining
Good Nutrition With Age
As you age, eating right continues to play
a vital role in whether or not you will enjoy a
healthy and active lifestyle. Adapting to these
changes and adjusting your eating habits are some of
the simplest but most important ways you can
contribute to your overall health. Learn more about
The Secrets of Eating for Your Age.
Read
more>> • A Labor of
Love
Recognized as a national leader promoting
an intimate, “low tech, high touch” approach to
childbirth, nurse-midwife Ruth Lubic, a Living
Legend, continues to advocate for women and
families.
Read
more>> • Caregivers at
Risk
According to the National Alliance for
Caregiving, more than 44 million people are involved
in caring for a friend or relative. Caring for others
can be physically, emotionally and mentally demanding,
and can cause the health of caregivers to decline. The
Alliance weighs in on Caring for
Caregivers.
Read
more>> • Managing Your
Medications Safely
Over-the-counter medications can be an
effective and relatively inexpensive way to reduce
pain, get a good night’s sleep, and be more
productive. But because they’re available easily
without a prescription, many people mistakenly believe
that taking them contains no risk. With many older
people taking multiple medications, learn how to,
Manage Your Over-the-Counter Medications.
Read
more>> |
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California Senior
Driver Information
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Are America's Communities Ready For
An Aging Population?
A new study,
the most comprehensive report ever on the
aging-readiness of America, finds that less than half of
American cities and counties have plans in place to meet
the needs of aging baby boomers. The baby boom
generation-born between 1946 and 1964-is rapidly
approaching retirement age.
The study,
called "The Maturing of America: Getting Communities on
Track for an Aging Population," was conducted through a
partnership with the National Association of Area
Agencies on Aging, the International City/County
Management Association, the National Association of
Counties, the National League of Cities, and Partners
for Livable Communities, and funded by MetLife
Foundation. The results show that although many
communities have some programs to address the needs of
older adults, very few have fully assessed what it would
take to make their community "elder friendly."
Studies
indicate that the vast majority of Americans would
prefer to remain in the communities where they live as
they age, in order to stay close to family and
friends.
Key findings of
the report include the following:
• Health
Care-In one-third of communities surveyed, older adults
do not have access to a range of needed preventive
health care services, such as health education,
community-based health screenings and counseling on
prescription drug programs.
•
Nutrition-Eighty percent of communities have programs
providing home-delivered meals for older adults, though
only 25 percent provide nutrition education for seniors.
• Exercise-More
than one-third of communities do not have fitness
programs for older adults, though 86 percent report
having biking/walking trails.
•
Transportation-Many communities are not addressing the
mobility needs of an aging population. For example, only
40 percent of communities reported having road signage
that meets the needs of older drivers.
• Aging/Human
Services- Although it is expected that aging baby
boomers will demand it, many communities do not offer a
comprehensive single point of entry for information and
access to all aging services.
"The aging of
the population will have a dramatic impact on America's
cities and counties," said Sibyl Jacobson, President of
MetLife Foundation. "This report sheds light on how our
towns and cities can prepare to handle the aging boom.
By taking action now, communities can avoid problems and
improve the quality of life for all citizens, as well as
for older adults."
By: Stacey
Moore
Article
Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com |
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Preventing Alzheimers
Thanks to Mr.
Richard DeBiaso for contributing this
article
The latest news on the Alzheimers
disease comes from a Johns Hopkins University study
that found that the more varied the activities you
engage in, the better off your mind will be in the long
run.
Researchers followed 3,375 men and women
over the age of 65 from 1992 to 2000. During the study,
they asked the participants how often they engaged in 15
different types of activities and how much time they
spent doing each. Included were walking, household
chores, lawn mowing, raking, gardening, hiking, jogging,
biking, exercise cycling, dancing, aerobics, bowling,
golfing, general exercise, and swimming. All told, 480
of the study participants developed some form of
dementia.
Those who engaged in only one type of
activity or none at all accounted for 130 of the cases
while those who did four or more of the activities
accounted for only 84 cases. The study was published in
the April 1, 2005 issue of the American Journal of
Epidemiology.
Source: American Journal of
Epidemiology, April 1, 2005 |
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"It is never too late to
be
what you might have been."
-- George Eliot
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News Flash ...
Watch this short video on Stroke
Recovery: Immobilization Therapy
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Video
Now tell your friends and family members
who are stroke victims about this therepy and show them
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"Years may wrinkle the skin,
but to give up enthusiasm
wrinkles the
soul."
-- Samuel
Allman
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Article Last Updated: 9/02/2006 08:02
AM
Richmond man lives to 112 on
junk food
Experts say genes won out over diet of
mainly sausage and
waffles
By Jeff Wilson,
Associated Press
Inside Bay Area
George Johnson of Richmond, considered
California's oldest living person at 112 and the state's
last surviving World War I veteran, had experts shaking
their heads over his junk food diet.
"He had terrible bad habits. He had a diet
largely of sausages and waffles," Dr. L. Stephen Coles,
founder of the Gerontology Research Group at the
University of California, Los Angeles, said
Friday.
The 5-foot-7, 140-pound
Johnson died of pneumonia Wednesday at his Richmond
home.
"A lot of people think or
imagine that your good habits and bad habits contribute
to your longevity,"Coles said. "But we often find it is
in the genes rather than lifestyle."
Johnson, who was blind,
lived alone until his 110th birthday when a caregiver
began helping him. Johnson built the Richmond house he
lived in by hand in 1935. He got around using a walker
in recent years.
Johnson was the only
living Californian considered a "supercentenarian," a
designation for those ages 110 or older, Coles said. His
group is now in the process of validating a Los Angeles
candidate who claims to be 112 years
old.
Coles participated in an
autopsy Thursday that was designed to study Johnson's
health.
"All of his organs were
extremely youthful. They could have been the organs of
someone who was 50 or 60, not 112. Clearly his genes had
some secrets," Coles said.
"Everything in his body
that we looked at was clean as a whistle, except for his
lungs with the pneumonia," Coles said. "He had no heart
disease, he had no cancer, no diabetes and no
Alzheimer's.
"This is a mysterious case
that someone could be so healthy from a pathology point
of view and that there is no obvious cause of
death."
The family was in favor of
an autopsy. Relatives said Johnson wanted them to allow
it if it would help science.
Born May 1, 1894,
Johnson's father managed the Baltimore and Ohio Railway
station in Philadelphia.
Johnson was working in
1917 as a mail sorter for the U.S. Post Office when he
was drafted into the Army. The war ended a year later,
and he never served in combat.
Two years later, he and
his wife moved to Central California.
"It was a great adventure
in those days. We were young and wanted the experience,"
Johnson said in a March interview with the Contra Costa
Times.
The couple settled in
Fresno and remained there until 1935, when they bought
property in Richmond. They used lumber salvaged from
dismantled buildings to build their
house.
During World War II,
Johnson worked at the Kaiser shipyard in Richmond and
later managed the heating plant at Oak Knoll Naval
Hospital in Oakland.
He remained in good health
and continued driving until he was 102, when his vision
began to fail.
Johnson's wife died in
1992 at the age of 92. The couple had no
children.
For more information on
the Gerontology Research Group, visit http://www.grg.org |
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Over The Fence
Newsletter
May 2008
Contents:
May Dates:
11th is Mother's
Day
17th is Armed Forces Day
26th is Memorial
Day
May is Deck Safety Month.
Is
Your Deck Safe?
Save Money and Improve Air Quality with HVAC
Cleaning
Thinking of Hiring a
Contractor?
First Class
Postage Goes up to
42 cents May 12, 2008
Celebrate
Memorial Day and
Kickoff the Barbecue
Season
Recipe:
Garlic Marinated
Steaks
May
2008
View
online or print a copy
and take it along to
read
when waiting.
Prior Issues:
April
2008
March
2008
February
2008
January
2008
December 2007
November 2007
October
2007
September 2007
August
2007
July 2007
June 2007
May
2007
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Senior Search
is a wealth of information specially of
interest
by people over age 50.
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ThirdAge Inc. is an
online media and direct marketing company focused
exclusively on serving the needs of midlife adults --
generally those in their 40s, 50s and 60s -- and those
who want to build a genuine relationship with
them.
Third Age
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Bob
Hope's
Observations on Aging
...
ON
TURNING 70 "You still chase
women, but only downhill".
ON TURNING 80
"That's the time of
your life when even your birthday suit needs pressing."
ON TURNING
90 "You know you're getting old when
the candles cost more than the cake."
ON TURNING
100 "I don't feel
old. In fact I don't feel anything until noon Then it's
time for my nap." |
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Listen to the
music of Glenn Miller
Take your pick
or
listen to them all.
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Visit Radio
Lovers
Hundreds
of vintage radio shows to listen to online in mp3
format,
all for
free.
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Len
Tillem has been a practicing attorney since being
admitted to the State Bar of California in
1972. The Len Tillem Program is heard
on KGO
AM-810,
Sundays from 4-7pm and now Len Tillem
is on KGO radio daily from 12:05 to 1:00
p.m.
Len answers general
legal questions, provides legal advice, and solves legal
problems, live and on the air. Len Tillem's law
practice, Len Tillem and Associates, concentrates on
Elder Law. Elder Law is a specialized field of law
focusing on the unique needs of the elderly.
Len Tillem &
Associates of
Sonoma, California, is a law firm practicing in the
fields of Estate Planning, Elder Law and Medi-Cal
Planning, Trust Administration and Probate, and Personal
Injury. |
Finding the right senior housing is often
overwhelming. Senior Seasons advises
Seniors when they need to identify, evaluate and
choose a retirement community. Senior
Seasons |
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Elder Abuse ... What Everyone Should Know
Elder Abuse
Brochure
View online or print
your own copy free. |
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The "E-cyclopedia" of
housing options and information for retirement, finance,
insurance and care.
Senior
Resources
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SENIOR CENTERS
IN ALAMEDA
COUNTY YEAR 2006-2007 EDITION
Click here for
directory
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You tell
'em!
A
college student challenged a senior citizen, saying it
was impossible for their generation to understand
his.
"You grew up in a different world,"
the student said. "Today we have television, jet
planes, space travel, nuclear energy, computers . . ."
Taking
advantage of a pause in the student's litany, the geezer
said, "You're right. We didn't have those things
when we were young; so we invented them! What are
you doing for the next generation?"
(I love senior
citizens! We do have a lot to offer!)
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Safety Tips
Thanks to Mr. Sherry Kost
1. Tip from Tae
Kwon Do: The elbow is the strongest point on your body.
If you are close enough to use it, do!
2. Learned this
from a tourist guide in New Orleans. If a robber
asks for your wallet and/or purse, DO NOT HAND IT TO
HIM. Toss it away from you . . . chances are that he is
more interested in your wallet and/or purse than you,
and he will go for the wallet/purse. RUN LIKE MAD IN THE
OTHER DIRECTION!
3. If you are
ever thrown into the trunk of a car, kick out the back
tail lights and stick your arm out the hole and start
waving like crazy. The driver won't see you, but
everybody else will. This has saved lives.
4. Women have a
tendency to get into their cars after shopping, eating,
working, etc., and just sit (doing their checkbook, or
making a list, etc. DON'T DO THIS!) The predator will be
watching you, and this is the perfect opportunity for
him to get in on the passenger side, put a gun to your
head, and tell you where to go. AS SOON AS YOU GET INTO
YOUR CAR, LOCK THE DOORS AND LEAVE.
5. A few notes
about getting into your car in a parking lot, or parking
garage:
A.) Be aware:
look around you, look into your car, at the passenger
side floor, and in the back seat.
B.) If you are
parked next to a big van, enter your car from the
passenger door. Most serial killers attack their victims
by pulling them into their vans while the women are
attempting to get into their cars!
C.) Look at the
car parked on the driver's side of your vehicle, and the
passenger side. If a male is sitting alone in the seat
nearest your car, you may want to walk back into the
mall, or work, and get a guard/policeman to walk you
back out. IT IS ALWAYS BETTER TO BE SAFE THAN
SORRY. (And better paranoid than dead.)
6. ALWAYS take
the elevator instead of the stairs. (Stairwells are
horrible places to be alone and the perfect crime spot.
This is
especially true at NIGHT!)
7. If the
predator has a gun and you are not under his control,
ALWAYS RUN! The predator will only hit you (a
running target) 4 in 100 times! ; And even then , it
most likely WILL NOT be a vital organ. RUN, Preferably
in a zigzag pattern!
8. As women, we
are always trying to be sympathetic: STOP. It may get
you raped, or killed. Ted Bundy, the serial killer, was
a good-looking, well educated man, who ALWAYS played on
the sympathies of unsuspecting women. He walked with a
cane, or a limp, and often asked "for help" into his
vehicle or with his vehicle, which is when he abducted
his next victim.
9. Another
Safety Point: Someone just told me that her friend heard
a crying baby on her porch the night before last, and
she called the police because it was late and she
thought it was weird. The police told her "Whatever you
do, DO NOT open the door, just call the police to
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Death --
What a wonderful way
to explain
it.
Contributed by: Mr. Jim Knudsen
A sick man turned to his doctor, as
he was preparing to leave the examination room and said,
"Doctor, I am afraid to die. Tell me what lies on the
other side."
Very quietly, the doctor said, "I
don't know."
"You don't know?" the man asked.
"You, a Christian man, do not know what is on the other
side?"
The doctor was holding the handle of the
door; on the other side came a sound of scratching and
whining, and as he opened the door, a dog sprang into
the room and leaped on him with an eager show of
gladness.
Turning to the
patient, the doctor said, "Did you notice my dog? He's
never been in this room before. He didn't know what was
inside. He knew nothing except that his master was here,
and when the door opened, he sprang in without fear. I
know little of what is on the other side of death, but I
do know one thing ... I know my Master is there and that
is
enough."
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Grief Support
Widows/Widowers grief recovery -- 3-5 p.m.
Sundays. Ten-week class for those who have experienced
the death of a spouse within the last couple of years.
Enrollments are now being accepted.
Pre-registration required. $5.
First Presbyterian Church of Hayward, 2490
Grove Way, Castro Valley. Contact: Dodi Yee,
510-581-6203, ext.
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~ Resources Just For Seniors ~
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New Lifestyles - is your ultimate source for
senior living and care options. We provide you with
everything you need to make an informed, comfortable
decision about your own or your loved one's future.
Whether you are looking for an independent retirement
community, assisted living, nursing home, Alzheimer's
care, home or hospice care, or other senior product or
service, we can help you find what's right for
you! |
Alzheimer's
support
6-7:30 p.m.,
fourth Tuesdays monthly, Kaiser Permanente, 27303 Sleepy
Hollow Medical Office Building, Room M5, Hayward. Joyce
Haynes, 510-784-4818. |
Benefits Checkup
-- Missing Out on
Benefits? Benefits Check Up helps thousands
of people every day to find programs for seniors that
may pay for some of their costs of prescription drugs,
health care, utilities, and other essential items or
services.
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AARP
Pharmacy Services -- Order
by phone 1-800-456-2277 or TTY 1-800-933-4327
Our
experienced customer service staff is ready to help you.
7 days a week, 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. (ET)
En Español 1-800-260-4452 - Monday - Sunday, 8 a.m. –
10 p.m. (ET) |
Suddenly Senior -- A place for everyone who's become
senior before their
time.
Walking
Tips for Seniors -- Issued by the Foot Health Foundation of
America - a national health initiative of the American
Podiatric Medical Association.
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Web MD
Health -- A
wealth of medical resources for all ages. Look up
symptoms and medications, attend live discussions, find
health insurance, get the latest healthcare
news, practical advise for caregivers, shopping for
assisted living, a list of must-have-medical-tests for
those over 50 and
more.
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Seniors and Food Safety -- Protect the food you eat from the farm to
the table, especially those little doggy bags of
leftovers. Prevent the growth of foodborne
bacteria to reduce the millions of illnesses and
thousands deaths each year.
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Nutritional Guidelines for Seniors over
70
-- Healthy adults ages 70 and over should follow
different nutritional guidelines than other people,
according to a new food guide pyramid developed by the
US Department of Agriculture's Human Nutrition Research
Center on Aging.
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Seniors
Guide to Good Nutrition -- The Vegetarian Resource
Group. Diet and Aging, Appetite problems, sample meal
plan and recipes, plus a wealth of other issues are
addressed at this site. |
Elderhostel
-- Elderhostel
is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to
providing extraordinary learning adventures for people
55 and over. From New Hampshire to New Zealand, South
Africa to South Dakota, Elderhostel offers you a world
of educational opportunities - at exceptional
values. |
Tips
for Seniors -- Sometimes it is hard to tell if a sales
pitch is legitimate or fraudulent. You can't judge it by
the tone of someone's voice, or how friendly or sincere
the person seems. Good salespeople are convincing, and
so are crooks. Learn how to protect yourself from
conmen and conwomen. |
California Registry - Assisted Living for
Seniors - There are many Assisted Living facilities
which have comprehensive programs designed specifically
for the elderly who cannot live on their own. These are
not retirement residences with an adjunct care program
but are facilities specially constructed for the purpose
of caring for seniors. |
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Assisted Living
California - Assisted Living INFO is
your online guide for selecting an assisted living
facility in California or anywhere in the
United
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Wired Seniors
-- In a web of
their own. The only search directory exclusively for the
over 50 age group.
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The Senior Corner -- Articles of
interest to seniors covering a broad range of subjects
and resources that you've probably wondered about but
didn't know where to
look.
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United
Seniors Association -- United Seniors Association (USA) was founded
in 1991 to provide a powerful voice in Washington, DC
for seniors who believe in lower taxes, smaller
government and a strong free enterprise system. With
550,000 members nationwide and 778 Grassroots Leaders in
335 Congressional districts, USA is the most influential
and effective conservative seniors organization in the
country. Check on what they're doing to help seniors
today.
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39 and
Over - Information and resources you can
exchange with others. Share reminiscent stories of your
favorite past memories. Read stories by other seniors.
Speak your mind forum. Try their new games just for
the fun of it. Matching games and Brain Teasers, even an
online version of the old Magic 8 Ball! Look through our
'Recipes' from friends and family! Here you might find
some tasty ideas for cooking at home or for that special
occasion. Better yet, why not share a favorite recipe
with everyone! Membership is
free.
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Seniors
Against Investment
Fraud - (SAIF) The
Seniors Against Investment Fraud Program is a statewide
outreach campaign under the California Department of
Corporations and funded by the Governor's Office of
Criminal Justice Planning. The primary purpose of SAIF
is to take the leadership role to alert and educate all
Californians over the age of 50 about investment and
telemarketing fraud crimes and how to avoid being
victimized.
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Merck
Patient Assistance Program
- Sometimes, affording
prescription medicines can be difficult. That’s why at
Merck, we have created the Patient Assistance Program—to
keep affordable medicines within your reach. This
private and confidential program provides medicine free
of charge for up to one year to eligible individuals who
do not have prescription drug coverage and who, without
our assistance, could not afford needed Merck medicines.
A partial list of the Merck medicines offered in this
program is included on our Web
site.
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Senior
Friend Finder - Senior Friendfinder is the most popular place
for people over 50 looking to meet others for romance,
dating, friendship and more! Millions of
exciting members worldwide! Over 930 people
online NOW! Anonymous emails - private &
safe!
Senior
Match - Only Love Can
Change Your World! Would you like to meet other singles
in your own age group? SeniorsMatch.com have
thousands of Members in your age group who are
seeking personal contact with others. Try it
today!
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Property Tax
Savings
- Under Proposition 90
if you're 55 or older many counties in California will
allow you to take your old property tax base to
your new home. This can save you thousands of dollars in
property taxes every year.
AARP
Online Magazine - When you're there You Have
Arrived! AARP's is America's largest
circulation magazine and this is it online.
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SeniorNet.org -
SeniorNet is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization of
computer-using adults, age 50 and older. SeniorNet's
mission is to provide older adults education for and
access to computer technologies to enhance their lives
and enable them to share their knowledge and wisdom.
The organization has benefited millions of seniors
since its founding in 1986; supports over 240 Learning Centers
throughout the U.S. and in other countries; publishes a
quarterly newsletter and a variety of instructional
materials;offers discounts on computer-related and other
products and services; holds regional conferences and
collaborates in research on older adults and
technology. |
Senior
Law - This is a Web site where
senior citizens, their families, attorneys, social
workers, and financial planners, can access information
about Elder Law, Medicare, Medicaid, estate planning,
trusts and the rights of the elderly and
disabled.
This section of SeniorLaw
provides information for Seniors, their advocates &
other professionals.
Seniors.org -- Together . . . We make things
happen.
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