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Editor’s note: Originally posted on the Access to Justice Blog By Richard Zorza — There is obviously a lot to cheer about today, as different aspects of our complex, flexible,…

Editor’s Note: Originally posted on the Patient Partnering Blog.  By Richard Zorza —  A few months ago, I had been visiting a deeply humble but very eminent scientist who was…

Editor’s Note: Originally posted December 8 on the website of the Collington Residents Association. By Richard Zorza — Those of us who live in retirement communities are acutely aware that we…

By Richard Zorza — Editor’s Note: Originally posted on the blog of Parent Family Care Centered Partners. As a patient coming up to four years from my MDS [Myelodysplastic Syndromes]…

By Frances Kolarek — “Hell is other people,” Jean Paul Sartre, the existentialist, once wrote. “Au contraire,” an anonymous source declares, “Hell is the lack of other people.” And Mother…

By Frances Kolarek — My skeptical eyebrow twitches uncontrollably when I hear about tricks that will keep your wits razor sharp, your brain ticking like a Rolex watch and also…

By Cory P. Hall, Collington Residency Counselor — “You’re never too old to set a new goal or dream a new dream.”— C.S. Lewis I went to visit my friend,…

By Frances Kolarek — Alzheimer’s disease demands a very special kind of care, which Collington provides at a cost decidedly to your advantage under its LifeCare contract. Whereas care in…

By Cory P. Hall, Collington Residency Counselor — “Two tickets: $28. Two hot dogs, two popcorns and two sodas: $18. One autographed baseball: $45. Real conversation with your son: Priceless.”…