By Brian Heppard, MD Are you ready to live a long life? Choosing the right health care provider for your age can help. Just
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By Sister Mary Lou Mitchell After the loss of a loved one, it’s not uncommon to hear someone wish they could skip the holidays
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How Many Prescriptions Are Too Many?
Deprescribing helps patients back off medications if they are no longer required By Rebecca Kant, D.O. Nearly 40% of adults over 65 use five
Spending Time With Grandparents
By Triciajean Jones Did you know that Sept. 8 is National Grandparents Day? Celebrating Grandparents Day allows us to honor and experience the strength,
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By Clarise Klaver Whether you’re going on vacation or visiting family, having the freedom to hop in your car and go is why Americans
Tips for Hot Summer Days
By Chrisann Fennessey The long-awaited summer season is here, bringing with it lengthier days, warmer weather, and — hopefully — plenty of sunshine. Taking
How Does ‘Life Enrichment’ Enhance Senior Living?
By Jenna Carson Take a moment to think of something special in your life. Maybe it’s the smell of a favorite dish cooking. Maybe
When is a Good Time to Talk to My Aging Parents About Finances?
By Sharon Osborne One of the most meaningful things adult children can do for aging parents is to honor their wishes regarding eldercare. There’s










