By Sharon Osborne Achieving the best possible outcome after a heart attack or other cardiac event takes time and expert care. Upon discharge from
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Is Falling a Normal Part of Aging?
By Sharon Osborne Cold weather brings plenty of ice, sleet and snow, making it a challenge for anyone to get around without falling, especially
Why is Exercise Important for Seniors?
By Mackenzie Park Tending to your body, mind and spirit as you age helps you to feel younger. Just 30 minutes of exercise three
Why is Speech Therapy Important for Aging Adults?
By Nicole Urbanczyk As we age, we have a lower threshold for illness or injury. Weakness caused by surgeries or other medical conditions may impact
Can Everyday Foods Affect My Medications?
By Katie Gleason Eating nutritious foods every day is a well-known prescription for maintaining health and happiness at any age. If you take medications,
Why is foot care important to senior health?
By John Ellie, DMP Feet are the unsung heroes you count on every day to carry your weight, act as shock absorbers, help you
How Can My Pharmacist Help Me Remain Independent?
By Christine Freeley The phrase “ask your pharmacist” is becoming increasingly common — and with good reason. Today’s pharmacists are an integral part of
What is Memory Care?
By Carrie Buckert, LPN Do you worry about leaving a loved one living with Alzheimer’s or dementia home alone? Maybe it’s time to consider
What is Recreation Therapy?
By Heather Wyffels Recreation therapy gives seniors daily opportunities to participate in meaningful activities that promote: • mental health • physical well-being • cognitive
Spiritual Health Helps Seniors Thrive
By Sister Mary Lou Mitchell Everyone has an inner spirit, that vital energy that animates our humanity as we move through life. Seniors that









