Halloween is a wonderful time for people of all ages to celebrate, laugh, and enjoy a little spooky fun! For older adults, participating in holiday activities provides an opportunity to socialize, build friendships, reduce feelings of loneliness, and stay connected with the community. Dressing up in a costume, sharing a few laughs, and enjoying time READ MORE
Author: Ricardo Martinez
Ricardo Martinez is Executive Director for Archuleta Seniors Inc. — a 501c3 nonprofit that operates the Pagosa Springs Senior Center and related programs. You can reach him at director@psseniors.org
ARCHULETA SENIORS: Tips for Staying Safe and Warm
As winter approaches in Colorado, now is the perfect time for older adults to prepare their homes and vehicles…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: Protect Yourself and Others From the Flu
Flu shots are available at many local pharmacies, doctor’s offices, health clinics, and public health departments…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: Indigenous People’s Day
By recognizing Indigenous People’s Day, ASI encourages respect, understanding and community connection…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: A Heartfelt Thank You Masquerade Ball Contributors
To everyone who attended and showed their support for Archuleta Seniors, Inc., thank you…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: A Certain Kind of Magic
The ‘Masque-R-Aid’ fundraiser invites the Pagosa Springs community to gather for an evening of live music…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: Protein is Important for Health
Good sources of protein include lean meats, poultry, fish, eggs, milk, yogurt, cheese, beans, lentils…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: Celebrating Grandparents Day
Grandparents Day is a wonderful reminder that every generation has something valuable to offer…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: Back to School
Children can be unpredictable and may suddenly step into the street, so drivers should slow down, stay alert, and avoid distractions such as cell phones…
SENIOR CENTER: Advice for Successful ‘Aging in Place’
Start by making your home safer and easier to navigate by removing tripping hazards, improving lighting…
SENIOR CENTER: Where Does Your Donation Go?
When a Meals on Wheels volunteer arrives at a senior’s door, they may be delivering more than a nutritious meal…
SENIOR CENTER: Avoiding Financial Scams
Scammers often pose as government agencies, banks, Medicare representatives, grandchildren in need of help, or even trusted businesses to steal personal information…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: Annual Wellness Visits Matter for Older Adults
ASI Board of Directors has positions open. Terms are 3 years with an option to renew for an additional term…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: Stretching Your Retirement Income
For homebound seniors, Meals on Wheels provide healthy meals delivered directly to the home, promoting both nutrition and independence…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: Staying on Track with Medications
Creating a simple medication management system can make staying on schedule much easier…
SENIOR CENTER: Safe Driver Course Offered Tomorrow
The AARP Safe Driver Course will be offered tomorrow, Friday, July 17, from 1:15 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Pagosa Senior Center…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: The Importance of Rest for Healthy Aging
Short breaks or naps of 20 to 30 minutes are often more beneficial than long naps…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: Can a Pet Be a Good Companion for Seniors?
For seniors living alone, a pet’s unconditional affection can be especially meaningful…
ARCHULETA SENIORS: The Difference Between Loneliness and Isolation
Through congregate meals, activites, volunteer opportunities, and the Meals on Wheels program, ASI provides opportunities for social interaction…