How to Be Financially Ready for End-of-Life Care
It’s time to start talking We know there are a lot of questions around end-of-life care. As part of our new education initiative #prepareforcare, we developed a short Q & A with details that should
Sports and activities at 60+
If you’re over the age of 60 and looking to become more active, there are a plethora of sports/activities in which you can engage. We recommend finding a community team to join, as the social
Amazing Care Member Spotlight — Duarte Batista
As part of a lifestyle and aging series, we’re working with renowned photographer Terry Lorant to showcase inspirational leaders in the industry. Each month, we’ll feature one or a few inspirational member(s) of the Amazing Care Network
June Letter from the CEO
At the end of June, I will turn 70 years old. I am hosting several parties for myself in different cities to celebrate and frankly, shamelessly fund-raise for my favorite charities. I am truly fortunate
How to write your own will
Have you written a will yet? You should. It doesn’t matter how old you are: if you are married and/or have children, it’s essential that there is official documentation dictating how to execute your wishes
May Letter from the CEO
I am asked often enough about my plans for housing when I retire that I decided I should take a serious look at options. I am blessed to have many friends in different cities who
Meet our June 2019 Oahu Tea & Talks Speakers
JOIN US FOR TEA & TALKS IN OAHU! enjoy a thought-provoking afternoon tea with a health and aging related discussion TALK TOPIC “Act 3 - Life After Retirement” SPEAKER Gladys Ching, Jean Kumamoto, and Pam Hinsdale
Kevin’s Story – millennials + disease + aging
Aging affects everyone. The more we talk about it and share our stories the easier it becomes. This month we'd like you to meet Kevin Klicman, a millennial living with and managing Type 1 Diabetes: +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Meet our April 2019 Oahu “Tea & Talks” Speakers
JOIN US FOR TEA & TALKS IN OAHU! enjoy a thought-provoking afternoon tea with a health and aging related discussion TALK TOPIC: “Dementia & Dementia Care” SPEAKERS: Pat Bemis & Warren Wong VENUE: Oahu Country
March Letter from the CEO
Only in the last several months have I accepted the term “widow” as applying to me. With that acceptance has come a strong interest in the issues that face people in my situation: men and