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Living to be 80, 90 or even 100 and beyond is a new reality for which few have planned. Get answers to important questions concerning successful third and fourth age […]

Brain Health Matters—Don’t Wait to Act. Fear of dementia is real. But so is the power of prevention. Our expert panel will share the latest insights and practical tips to […]

Retirement communities and 55+ active adult living options are popping up all around the Portland Maine metro area and in every other city in the country. But what are they […]

Moving to an assisted living community is sometimes desirable and sometimes necessary. The question most people have is how they will pay for it. Join us for a discussion related […]

Did you know that if you don't have your own estate plan, the state has one for you? And trust us, you might not like what they have in mind. […]

Whether you choose to ‘stay put’ in your current home or move to one more manageable, if you are 62 or older, you have options – lots of them! The […]

If you are considering making a move – now or in your future – you owe it to yourself to be prepared. Join us for this free seminar and learn […]

Selling a home you have live in for years can feel overwhelming but it doesn't have to be. Get the right knowledge to navigate the process with confidence. This lively […]

Did you know that physical clutter can also cause psychological clutter? Psychological clutter is known to create depression, anxiety, and even physical illness and disease. If your current environment is […]

We understand the significance of having your own set of keys—it symbolizes freedom, independence, and countless cherished memories. As we embrace the beauty of aging, it's crucial to navigate the […]

Join us for "Learn the Truth About Making End of Life Decisions," a practical, compassionate seminar for seniors, caregivers, and families. Understand the difference between hospice and palliative care, learn […]

As far as we know, no one secretly wishes they could spend their last breaths in a cold, noisy, impersonal hospital room. Most people say that given the option, they […]