Whether you have just moved to your home recently or you have lived there for decades, it may have a great deal of meaning for you. While assisted living facilities may be the right choice for some people, others may want to continue living independently in the same place. However, there may be hazards that could be dangerous as you ...

Social interaction has long been associated with the younger generation, with surveys revealing upwards of 90% of 18 to 29 year-olds actively use social media. What is perhaps more surprising are the equivalent statistics for older people. With half of older Americans having access to home broadband, the senior demographic of Internet users is almost 70%. If you fall into ...

Comfort Keepers in home care wants to keep seniors in their home because they prefer the comfort of their home. It is their goal to keep this request. “Comfort Keepers is a personal assistant service that comes in and gives our seniors that helping hand to stay in their own home,” Myles McNamara of Comfort Keepers said. Comfort Keepers also ...

Technology is in constant increasing use for everyone across the globe. With Comfort Keepers, senior care is too on this wave to increase interaction for your loved one. Technology is always helping us in the ways we wish to interact in times that are not able to do so face to face. Using it for situations such as video chat, ...

As senior citizens age, their bodies gradually work less effectively as they once did. This often results in needing special care to smoothly get through the day. Unfortunately, elders are naturally vulnerable to mistreatment as a result of depending on someone else for care. This is known as elder abuse. Many behaviors classify as neglect and abuse, which means it ...

Aging is a factor of life and there comes a point where we have to consider what is best for our loved ones when it comes to where they live. However, this isn’t easy as there are many options from looking after them in our own homes to moving them into an assisted living facility or even for them to ...

After a year filled with unprecedented events and circumstances, the Saugus High School class of 2020 was celebrated in a drive-thru graduation ceremony at Central Park Friday morning. Undoubtedly, every student at Saugus High School displayed tremendous perseverance as they endured the Saugus school shooting as well as the COVID-19 pandemic. In the wake of these tumultuous times, Saugus seniors ...

The possibility of one final athletic contest for seniors over the summer was floated in a letter to principals and athletic directors of the CIF Southern Section (CIF-SS) from Commissioner of Athletics Rob Wigwood on Wednesday. With spring sports officially canceled, athletic programs in CIF-SS now move to the “Summertime Rules” bylaws. Under these bylaws, summer athletic programs fall under ...

Hosts: Matt Watson Topic: Having An Eye On Seniors During Covid-19 Guest: Myles McNamara SCVi Charter School The Eye On The Valley Show – March 27, 2020 On this episode of Eye On The Valley, our host Matt Watson talks with his guest Myles McNamara about what he and his business is doing to help seniors. Matt starts his show ...

By: Dr. Gene Dorio Doctor’s Diary:  March 27, 2020 Covid-19:  History repeats itself We were at war. Yet, there was a second battle against an airborne virus plaguing the army as well as citizens.  Those in charge quarantined solders, kept them isolated from communities, and inoculated as many as they could.  Thirty percent of the population died. In July, 1776, ...