Family Legacy Care

02/06/2026

Imagine visiting your grandparent’s home, sitting in a cozy armchair, and catching a whiff of something subtly different in the air. Maybe you’ve noticed it in a senior living facility or with an elderly relative — not a foul scent, not strong, but distinctly “musty,” maybe grassy, slightly greasy. Many people experience this and quietly wonder: is this just poor hygiene, or is something else going on here?

Why aging changes body odor.

02/03/2026

If you’re noticing this in your own home, you are not alone. But there’s good news: thoughtful decluttering—and even letting go of sentimental items—can profoundly improve your quality of life. In this post, we’ll explore why decluttering matters especially as we age, plus realistic and compassionate tips to help you get started (and stick with it).

Why decluttering matters as you age.

01/30/2026

This guide breaks down the most important home maintenance tasks for older homeowners. Everything is organized into simple sections, making it easy to follow, bookmark, and use as a reference throughout the year.

Easy home maintenance tips for safety and comfort.

01/29/2026

With Ian Prukner – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

01/27/2026

Healthy aging is all about keeping your body and mind strong, so you can stay independent and enjoy life as long as possible. The good news is, you don’t need drastic changes or expensive routines. Even small, consistent actions can make a big difference over time.

Simple daily habits to stay active, sharp, and well as you age.

01/23/2026

There’s no specific age when someone must stop driving. Instead, the decision should be based on abilities, health, and behavior behind the wheel. This guide walks you through the key warning signs to watch for, why driving ability changes with age, and how to approach this sensitive topic with empathy and care.

Warning signs that it may be time to stop driving.

01/20/2026

As we age, our bodies change. Joints may feel stiffer, balance may not be what it once was, and recovery can take a little longer. The good news is that the right equipment can help reduce strain, prevent injuries, and keep you playing longer. Here’s a simple guide to choosing pickleball gear that supports both fun and wellness.

Pickleball gear tips for comfort, safety, and fun for seniors.

01/16/2026

If you’re caring for an aging parent, you already know how quickly things can change. One day, Mom is getting around the house just fine—maybe a little slower, maybe repeating a story or two—but still independent. And then suddenly, a fall, a hospital stay, or a new diagnosis shifts everything.

If you’re caring for an aging parent, you already know how quickly things can change. One day, Mom is getting around the house just fine—maybe a little slower, maybe repeating a story or two—but still independent. And then suddenly, a fall, a hospital stay, or a new diagnosis shifts everything...

01/15/2026

What a wonderful way to start a Thursday morning at the Suncoast Aging Network meeting! A heartfelt thank you to our friends at Windsor Reflections for hosting such a delicious breakfast.

We’re also grateful to Pam Palowski for her informative and detailed presentation on the symptoms of dementia. And it was a pleasure making a new connection with Dianne Wheeler from HomeHub.

Great conversations, great connections, and a great start to the day!

01/13/2026

Older adults—especially those over 65—face a higher chance of injury from falls around the home. The good news is that most home hazards are easy to fix. With a few simple changes, older adults can make their homes safer, more comfortable, and easier to live in every day.

Easy fixes to prevent home hazards for older adults.

01/10/2026

According to the Alzheimer’s Association, 6 in 10 people with dementia will wander at least once, often within a mile of home. Early preparation is the best protection.

Learn how reunite tags, GPS bracelets, and QR IDs help seniors with dementia stay safe, alert caregivers fast, and bring peace of mind to families.

01/08/2026

After the Holidays: Signs Your Aging Parent May Need More Support

For many adult children, the holidays are one of the few times each year when families gather for extended, uninterrupted time. Meals are shared, routines are observed, and subtle changes, often easy to miss during quick phone calls, become more visible. If you returned home from the holidays with a...