How to Stay Independent and Connected in the New Year
A new year brings fresh possibilities: new routines to build, new people to meet, and new places to explore. For many older adults and people with disabilities, it’s also the perfect time to focus on staying independent, active, and socially connected. Independence doesn’t mean doing everything alone. It means having the confidence, support, and resources […]
Stay Warm, Stay Well: Winter Safety Tips for Seniors on the Go
Winter in many areas brings crisp air, cozy sweaters, and holiday cheer. But it can also bring challenges for older adults and people with disabilities, especially when traveling around town. Colder temperatures, shorter days, and slippery sidewalks can make getting out and about feel a little more daunting. The good news? A few simple precautions […]
Home for the Holidays: Caregiver Support for the Holiday Season
The holiday season is filled with joy, togetherness, and celebration, but for caregivers, it can also bring a unique kind of overwhelm. Between shopping, cooking, hosting, errands, and managing family gatherings, caregivers often juggle more responsibilities than ever in December. Add in the ongoing needs of an aging parent or loved one, and the season […]
Senior-Friendly Holiday Events in Phoenix, Tucson, and St. Louis
The holiday season is here—a time for joy, connection, and community. Whether you’re admiring twinkling lights, listening to festive music, or sharing a meal with loved ones, there are countless ways to celebrate the season. If parking, traffic, or winter weather are preventing you from attending local holiday events in your area, there’s no need […]
Holiday Travel Made Easy: Tips for Seniors and Caregivers
The holiday season is a time filled with family, friends, community, and gatherings that make this time of year so special. But for many seniors and people with disabilities, getting to those celebrations can be one of the biggest challenges. Between unpredictable weather, busy roads, and full schedules, even short trips across town can feel […]
Beat the Winter Blues by Staying Active and Engaged
When the days get shorter and the temperatures drop, it’s easy to fall into a slower routine. For many seniors and people with disabilities, winter can bring more than just cold weather; it can also lead to feelings of loneliness, fatigue, or sadness, often known as the winter blues. Staying active and socially engaged is […]
Staying Connected During the Holidays with Wanda
The holiday season is a time for togetherness—sharing meals, laughter, and memories with the people who matter most. But for many seniors and people with disabilities, getting to those family gatherings, community events, or festive outings can be a challenge, especially if driving is no longer an option. At Wanda, we believe no one should […]
5 Signs It’s Time to Find a Reliable Ride Service for Your Loved One
As our parents, grandparents, and other loved ones age, maintaining independence becomes increasingly important. For many seniors, driving represents freedom and autonomy. But over time, it can also become a source of stress or safety concern. Knowing when it’s time to find an alternative transportation solution can be tough, but the right ride service can […]
Gratitude in Motion: Giving Thanks to the Wanda Family
As the season of gratitude arrives, it’s the perfect time to pause and reflect on the people who make daily life a little easier—and a lot brighter—for seniors, people with disabilities, and their loved ones. Mobility is more than just getting from place to place; it’s the key to maintaining independence, social connection, and a […]