A Letter from the editor
As the Editor in Chief of Aging I.Q. News, we focus on education and choices. This idea guides everything we do. We offer financial choices for a range of unexpected circumstances, from illness to estate planning. Something that we hear time and time again from our clients is that they had no idea that the options we are offering even existed. In looking for ways to change that, we found that this lack of awareness was prevalent throughout so many important areas of aging and the circumstances that aging people might encounter. We are hoping to help change that with Aging I.Q. News.
Frozen Dessert Recipes to Keep You Cool All Summer Long
Keep your cool in the kitchen with these frozen treats — from ice cream to ice pops.
Connect With People in the Great Outdoors
Lockdown ending? Go outside into the great outdoors and connect with people again!
Advice On Accident And Injury In-Home Care Services
Recovering from an accident or injury can be a lengthy and difficult process. Friends and family members can struggle to provide the injured loved one with the level of care they need for optimal health.
Want To Boost Your Brain Power? Here’s How!
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A Halloween Prank to Remember
When friends thought they were attending Bernard King's wake, they were actually in for a frightening surprise.
Featured Content: 10 Tips for Senior Driving Safety
Older Americans are more active and independent than ever before, and driving can help maintain a sense of freedom and a better quality of life, but seniors are more vulnerable to road-related incidents, and should take additional precautions before getting behind the wheel.