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A guide to paratransit services provided to individuals with disabilities as an alternative to public fixed-route systems. 

This article provides great examples regarding the reasons to have an active lifestyle and being sociable throughout one's lifespan.

SNAP has some special rules when a household's family members includes someone who is Elderly or Disabled. This article from USDA provides the details.

Home energy audits are helpful in determining how energy efficient your home is and what steps you should take to ensure efficiency. Learn more about do-it-yourself and professional audits.

Everyone needs social connections to survive and thrive. But as people age, they often find themselves spending more time alone. 

Steady communication, building a trusted team, and using technology can help you provide care from afar. 

Virginians now have the option to upgrade to a REAL ID compliant driver’s license or identification card, or stick with DMV’s standard credential. 

Many older adults and caregivers worry about the cost of medical care. These expenses can use up a significant part of monthly income, even for families who thought they had saved enough.

It's important to explore your Medicare options including Original Medicare, Medigap Policies, and Medicare Advantage.

There are programs to help alleviate the financial burden of family caregiving. 

The Federal Trade Commission helps consumers identify the many types of telephone fraud and outlines simple ways people can protect themselves.

Explore how Geriatric Care Managers can help older adults and their caregivers. These professionals, sometimes called aging life care managers, act as private advocates and guides for family members who want to ensure their loved one receives good care.