Seniors For Living

Early findings from a University of Arizona study on Facebook’s benefits for seniors showed promising results. According to this article on Futurity.org, seniors who had learned how to use Facebook “performed about 25 percent better on tasks designed to ...

Fact: seniors are active online. According to a Pew Internet & American Life Project report out this year, “53% of American adults age 65 and older use the internet or email.” This number is growing every day.

Whether they’re using a ...

Better yet, buy an iPad or tablet for your friend or relative, because according to this blog post from A Place for Mom, there are 9 good reasons to do so.

Visiting someone in an Alzheimer’s care community can be ...

Thanks to advances in technology, a long-distance caregiver can be more involved in making a decision about care with, or for, an aging family member.

Skype, FaceTime, iPads and tablets, smart phones and iPhones, webcams, the internet: all of these ...

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“A year ago, I stood in line at an Apple store at 5:00am, outside in the cold for four hours, before I got my ...

This guest blog post is contributed by Boomerater, a free online resource for Baby Boomers helping you find everything from a wealth planner to trips with your grandkids. Seniors for Living contributes its senior housing properties to Boomerater's local directories, including'Maryland assisted living facilities, Michigan Alzheimer's Care and more.

A new Q&A discussion from Boomerater's forums appears here each Friday. In this weeks post, members discuss easy-to-use computer services ...