Ask One Senior Place: Does Medicaid have a long-term care program?
Barbara Fradkin - Hometown News Q: Does Medicaid have a long-term care program that will help me at home? A: This column is the third ...More
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Assisted Living in the United States: A Historical Perspective
By Brenda Lyle, CMC, CDP Certified Dementia Practitioner One Senior Place, Greater Orlando In honor of Assisted Living Week (September 12-18), let’s take a look ...More
Ask One Senior Place: What to look for when choosing memory care facility
Lisa Conway - FLORIDA TODAY Q: My husband has been diagnosed with memory issues and we are thinking ahead about a memory care facility. How ...More
Ask One Senior Place: Who will care for your spouse with dementia?
By Brenda Lyle - Hometown News Q: Who is going to take care of my spouse with dementia when I can't? A: According to the ...More
Dementia series to discuss speech changes
By Brittany Mulligan for Hometown News BREVARD COUNTY — The best way to live a healthy life is to make sure you're taking care of ...More
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
By Lisa Conway, Registered Nurse and Certified Care Manager Senior Partner Care Services, Once Senior Place, Viera The National Institutes of Health (NIH) predicts that ...More
One Senior Place welcomes back seniors
By Brittany Mulligan for Hometown News BREVARD COUNTY — Without a doubt, One Senior Place is a valuable resource to the community, and for 15 years, ...More
Welcome Back Festival at One Senior Place ushers new ‘normal’ for seniors
Maria Sonnenberg - Special to FLORIDA TODAY You've had your two shots of the COVID-19 vaccine. You may feel invincible, or maybe invisible, as your ...More
“Ask One Senior Place” Featured in Department of Elder Affairs Newsletter
One Senior Place is proud to announce that our advice column, "Ask One Senior Place," is now featured in the Florida Department of Elder Affairs ...More
Second Newspaper Picks Up “Ask One Senior Place” Weekly Column
One Senior Place is proud to announce that our weekly advice column, "Ask One Senior Place," is now carried by both Florida Today and the ...More
