Protect your Medicare number to prevent scams
Medicare is removing Social Security numbers from Medicare Cards beginning in 2018 to reduce potential for fraud.
Being assertive about your safety can help prevent falls
What does being assertive have to do with falls prevention? Everything. If people know what you need, most are happy to help.
Celebrate the season of giving by supporting programs you know and love
Oasis programs provide older adults across the country opportunities to learn, stay healthy and engage with our communities. By supporting Oasis, you can help someone find a new adventure.
With one-on-one Oasis tutoring time, students get a reading boost and a new friend
Oasis tutor Gerald Johnson has discovered when he meets with students, reading improves and something else happens: new friendships form.
Writing new chapters of life takes courage and imagination
Dr. Ken Druck, author of Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined, shares an inspiring message about how to get started writing the next chapters in our life stories.
Staying healthy with diabetes
By taking a Better Choices, Better Health-Diabetes workshop offered by Oasis at a local library, Theresa Klocker is back on track and feeling healthier than ever.
What you need to know about Medicare Open Enrollment
Decisions you make during the Open Enrollment period now will take effect on January 1, 2018. A careful annual review is a good idea.
What you need to know about Medicare Open Enrollment
Decisions you make during the Open Enrollment period now will take effect on January 1, 2018. A careful annual review is a good idea.
Oasis Intergenerational Tutoring selected as 2017 Program of Distinction
The Generations United award is the only U.S. "seal of approval" for intergenerational programs that are meeting important community needs.
Making sure your grandchildren know you
Guest blogger Julie Blow doesn't let miles get in the way of connecting with her grandchildren. With technology and snail mail, she keeps that conversation of love going between memory-making visits.