Seniors Resource Guide has 28 local regional Internet directories and a national directory. Each directory has its own database relevant to older adults that covers categories like Senior Housing, Health at Home, Professional Services, Health Services, Care Management Referral Services and Community Resources. However, check out our Senior News and Event web pages, articles and monthly eNewsletters. We have information for seniors, their families and professionals.
Friday, February 22, 2013
Transitions ...
I want to share an article from Gary Rasmussen of Assisted Transition of Denver, Colorado. Gary's article is entitled, "What’s best for Mom? - Home vs. Assisted Living." I can relate to his family's journey and their Mom's journey of deciding what is the best living situation. And the truth is that a senior community can often be the best solution not only for Mom but for the family. Read Gary's article - Click Here and visit his website www.AssistedTransition.com/Denver. Also take a look at the Assisted Transition website - it has a lot of great resources.
Talking about Vertigo
I know someone who recently had an attack of Vertigo during a bad cold. As any well-trained boomer they went to their favorite search engine (Google.com) and did some searching. They shared with me a resource they found on WebMD - it is an article about a home remedy for vertigo. I was like really - home remedy? The article is posted on WebMD, which is another useful website. Here is a link to the article - check it out - view "Simple Home Remedy for Vertigo Works." Fascinating remedy article!
Friday, January 25, 2013
Exploring 2-1-1
I was doing some research and found a Colorado 2-1-1 site that is quite impressive for its list of resources for those in need. Visit 211colorado.communityos.org and in particular check out the Search the 2-1-1 Database. You can search by counties in Colorado and find resources such as Dental Clinics, Rental Assistance, information on Medicaid and more. A few topics seem to have search results that are misclassified however if you are looking for resources for those in need, this website has a lot of helpful resources. If you are not in Colorado and looking for resources for those in need - try the www.211.org call center. You enter your phone number and the system gives you the listing for the local United Way chapter serving that area and website links. And always remember that you can call 2-1-1 and be connected to resources locally. 2-1-1 is a program of United Way - learn more about the organization - www.unitedway.org.
Friday, January 18, 2013
Found SRDA in Pueblo
Pueblo, Colorado - Just wanted to share the SRDA website in Pueblo. SRDA stands for Senior Resource Development Agency. Their website is www.srda.org. If you are in the Pueblo area check out this organization. The website is filled with local resources. They also have a great event calendar. They are located at the Joseph H. Edwards Senior Center at 230 North Union Avenue, Pueblo, Colorado 81003.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Accessible Systems hits a homerun with their show room
I attended a networking meeting for professionals serving seniors in the Denver area today. Our group was hosted by a company called Accessible Systems located in Englewood, Colorado. This company has the most awesome show room of products designed to help seniors and the disabled age in place. Aside from the products, their expertise in installation and remodeling with class and style is amazing! Check them out. Their website says they specialize in providing mobility solutions in the home to provide greater independence to people of all abilities in the Colorado, Utah, Eastern Kansas, New Mexico, and Wyoming area. Visit their website at www.accessiblemed.com.
Thursday, December 20, 2012
American Red Cross First Aid App for Android
I added the official American Red Cross First Aid App to my smart phone some months ago. I think this is one app I would recommend. One of the most amazing parts of the app are the videos that review common first aid emergencies. Here is a link to the Google Play store where you can download the app using your smart phone - Click Here. This app also works on iPhone. If you are new to downloading apps here is a quick review from Google of the procedure - Click Here. Keep in mind that some apps are free and some have a small cost. The American Red Cross First Aid App is free but please consider making a donation to The American Red Cross.
Monday, December 10, 2012
We have tweaked our Google Calendars
Seniors Resource Guide has three Google Calendars focused on events for seniors and we tweaked them. We decided to add some color, a border and we turned on the holiday function. We hope you like the changes. Visit our calendars and check them out - Seniors Resource Guide Networking.
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