Some would argue that age is just as much a state of mind as it is a state of being.

And with Baby Boomers now turning 65, the question of when a person becomes a senior citizen has become a topic of conversation.

Is there a certain age? Or is it when you FEEL like a senior citizen?

In 2010, about half of 64-year-olds responding to a Del Webb Baby Boomer Survey said the term “senior citizen” does not apply to them because they don’t “feel” like a senior. They described themselves as still being active and young at heart.

You remember your grandmother feeding you delicious, home-cooked meals when you were a kid.

Now is your chance to return the favor.

Always Best Care Senior Services will be teaming up with October Kitchen of Manchester as part of the Make a Senior Smile campaign to deliver special home-cooked meals to local seniors.

Kristine Lajeunesse of Always Best Care will be cooking the dishes with Chef Paul Finney of October Kitchen and then will surprise the seniors with the meals.

It's a story that may enrage you.

What would you do if you suddenly found yourself without a home?

It’s something none of us want to think about.

But it’s a situation that a 97-year-old California man found himself in recently.

Jim Farrell was evicted from his home at Redwood Retirement in Napa for playing too much music.

We do our best at Always Best Care Senior Services of Central Connecticut to act as mediators and avoid controversy.

But sometimes, there's a conversation that just has to be had.

As the headlines explode about billions of dollars being spent on immigrants coming over the border... it seems that the news of the Veteran Affairs scandal has quickly become buried.  

We're talking about the men and women - and their families - that have sacrificed so much for our country... who have somehow seemingly been forgotten.