Weathering Flu Season
Flu season typically begins in early October and lasts well into the spring months, so now is a good time […]
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Incontinence Doesn’t Mean Losing Independence
Incontinence is a subject that can be uncomfortable to acknowledge or discuss. After all, it can be embarrassing to admit
Don’t Let Weak Bones Hold You Back: Essential Steps for Senior Bone Health
Imagine a life where a simple stumble could lead to a serious fracture. For many seniors, this isn’t just a
Why Pneumonia Hits Seniors Harder and How to Fight Back
What if a simple breath could become a life-threatening challenge? For many older adults, this isn’t hypothetical; it’s a harsh
Honoring Our Senior Citizens
Every August we celebrate World Senior Citizens Day, an opportunity to recognize the outsized role that older people play in
Seniors, Caregivers and Families: Get Your Shot Please
While the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. isn’t resulting in the high number of infections and deaths as it did
Let’s Work Together to Stay Healthy This Flu Season
September typically ushers in the flu season and, this year, there is cause for heightened awareness and greater preparedness amid
Stress Less for Better Health
It goes without saying that the past few months have been incredibly stressful for nearly everyone. Social distancing, worrying about
Take Care of Your Ticker: February is American Heart Month
February is American Heart Month, and it’s always wise to refresh our knowledge on heart health and disease prevention. Seniors
Resolve to Have a Healthy Year
Now that the new year is well underway, you may be thinking about ways to improve your life and how