Author Archives: Leo LaGrotte

Great New Books to put on Your Summer Reading List

(3 minute read) It’s summer. It’s time to sit back and relax by the pool while soaking in the rays with a frosty beverage and a good book. But what to read? With so much going on in today’s busy

Buying vs. Leasing a Car

(3 minute read) If it’s time for a new car and you are also retiring or thinking about retirement you have a choice to make. You’ve probably wondered if it makes more sense to lease or buy your next set

Mental Health and Seniors

(4 Minute Read) Mental health is an extremely important aspect of our lives. Unfortunately, trends in the US have shown that psychological wellness is often overlooked. A study performed by the National Institute of Mental Health found that nearly 50%

Questions to Ask a New Doctor

(3 Minute Read) In the same way aging is a part of life, so is keeping up your health. Whether your regular doctor has retired, you’ve moved to a new area, or you need additional doctors to treat specific conditions,

Here’s What We Learned about Organizing Your Life with Marie Kondo

(2 Minute Read) As a senior, you have had the time to collect rich memories, special experiences, and lots and lots of things. If you’re like some people you might have shelves full of books you haven’t cracked open or

Telemedicine 101

(3 Minute Read) In telemedicine, or telehealth, a patient meets with a doctor or specialist using a device like a tablet, computer, or even a smartphone. The idea of talking to a doctor through a screen seems a little odd

Seniors Who Got Famous After 60

(2 Minute Read) We’ve probably all daydreamed about being famous at least once in our lives. Whether it’s a wish to get discovered for a hidden talent, or just a passing fantasy of being rich and glamorous, it’s always fun

Healthiest Fast Food Items

(3 Minute read) It’s tough to avoid fast food. With our lives being so on-the-go, it’s not unusual to end up resorting to quicker options rather than home cooked meals or healthier choices at a dine-in restaurant. If you’re worried

Social Media Etiquette for Seniors

(3 Minute Read) Social media isn’t just for teenagers and college kids anymore. As of January 2018, 69% of U.S. adults used at least one social media platform. Since 2017 the use of Facebook among people 65 years old has

Entertaining Grandchildren During a Break

(2 Minute Read) Time away from school may conjure images of Florida beaches and party minded students, but it can also be a great time for young kids to spend time with their grandparents. While you may be excited about