Joann Rowe was born on March 26, 1954, in East Chicago, Indiana, but her childhood was anything but ordinary. She and her mother moved nearly every year, living mostly across…
Beaverton’s Committee on Aging represents the very best of what community means—a dedicated group of volunteers learning from, advocating for, and giving back to the older adults who live among…
I’m honored that Beaverton’s Committee on Aging asked me to continue serving as Chair for another year. During the meeting, we also had the opportunity to host Jenn Fifer from…
How to Talk to Your Parents About Accepting Help at Home There’s a version of this conversation most adult children rehearse for weeks before they have it. You’ve noticed things…
Lori, who has been a dedicated member of the Home Matters team for just under a year. Lori consistently brings a generous heart and deep compassion to each of her…
Bill was born in Pasadena and grew up in Southern California. His favorite holiday is Christmas, as he appreciates how it brings people together to think of one another. His…
As adults age, medications often become a central part of daily life. Blood pressure pills, diabetes medications, heart prescriptions, pain relievers, and supplements can quickly add up. While these treatments…
What a beautiful day for Visits & Valentines! Last week, we had the privilege of bringing smiles, companionship, and handmade valentines to seniors at West Hills Health & Rehabilitation, PACE…
Caring for a parent is complex under the best circumstances. When you live in another city or state, that complexity deepens. Long-distance caregiving for aging parents often means piecing together…
Being in the field ahead of launch with three Orange County owners gives me a tremendous amount of excitement and enthusiasm for what’s to come to the aging adults in…
