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Medicaid has a few more benefits for seniors in Texas
Hunger is issue many East Texas Seniors face
Grandparents raising children lean on each other for support
Managing money for retirement can make it even more enjoyable
"Mr. Willie" isn't technically retired but he says he might as well be.More >>
Living a happy life with hearing loss
Some people say silence is golden. But as one poem says, to the hearing-impaired, silence is lonely. But there are other options.More >>
Arthritis doesn't have to hinder seniors' life style
56 year old Loretta Callens trys to get to the pool at East Texas Medical Center's Olympic Plaza in Tyler three days a week. But it's not just for fun.More >>
Medication isn't only solution to high blood pressure
73-year-old Earlena English loves to dance.More >>
How seniors exercise without overworking their bodies
"If you haven't started a program, start one now, because it's never too late."More >>
Falls often result in more problems for seniors'
Muriel Resner suffered an injury that many seniors deal with. But that doesn't stop her from doing her favorite things.More >>
What to expect in a nursing home
Like many people, Linda Brewster wasn't sure what to expect when she moved her mother into a nursing home.More >>
Fear of crime doesn't have to confine seniors' to home.
More than 20 years ago, Billy Dean's home was burglarized not once, but twice.More >>
Seniors fighting depression
Conlon stays active by volunteering at hospitals, exercising and working from home.

"I think that sitting around in a chair and waiting for the end is not healthy," Conlon said.More >>
Lack of transportation affects seniors' quality of life
Like any East Texas, Lillian Clifton is trying to beat the heat. But that's far from Clifton's biggest problem.More >>
Scam artists consider seniors easy targets
When Charlotte Parks phone rings, there's often someone on the other end looking for help.More >>
Knowing when it's time for assisted living
Earlier this year, Cissy Boyd's in-laws needed help, and they reached out to her. "I kept hoping that when I got to that day, I would just kind of know that it was time," Boyd said.More >>

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