Category Archives: Something Special

The media often portrays elderly Americans as lonely, struggling or even angry — consider the “grumpy old man” stereotype. Yet a recent survey has found that seniors experience more happiness, confirming that old age does not equal misery. The analysis … Continue reading →

At the best of times, Americans have grappled with the downsides of traditional senior living models, including high price tags, loss of privacy and independence, and a reduced quality of life. Now, the COVID-19 pandemic has raised another serious concern: … Continue reading →

An Important Note to Our Readers SevenPonds is delighted to share the resources in the following article with you. However, please be aware that we are not affiliated with any of the organizations mentioned in this article, nor can we … Continue reading →

The University of Louisville announced on Friday the completion of Phase 1 of its Co-Immunity Project. The mission statement of the project reads: The purpose of this project is to help healthcare workers determine if they have been unknowingly exposed … Continue reading →

There are always bad actors ready to take advantage of others during times of disruption and uncertainty, and COVID-19 has proved no different. This is especially true when it comes to senior citizens and the elderly, who are already vulnerable … Continue reading →

In the era of social distancing, we’ve been forced to reimagine the rituals in our lives that revolve around physical closeness. Birthday parties are on hold. Graduations are being held over Zoom. Weddings are being postponed. But what about funerals? … Continue reading →