We began this series with a discussion of Adult Communities as one option for seniors over the age of 55, who still want total independence and a full schedule of activities available to them in a community of like-minded, similarly aged people.

Many seniors are finding themselves in a quandary regarding where to live today, while they’re still healthy and possibly later, when they’re in their late 70’s or 80’s.

Ron Kauffman, former host of Boomer & Senior LifeStyles Intelligent Talk Radio program, announced the release of his book, Caring for a Loved One with Alzheimer’s Disease, based on years of research and his personal experiences as a care provider for his mother.

It’s not a surprise. Our healthcare system is out of control.  The costs are staggering. Medicare spending is expected to double by 2016 to more than $862 billion.

Retirement.  That time in life when you may choose to do what you wish, and have enough money put aside to see you through any healthcare concerns, as well as provide you with a lifestyle that leaves you wanting for nothing.