With the Olympics in full swing, we sit in awe of the athleticism, physical fitness, and endurance of these Olympians. While we may never quite reach that level, but it is still important that we take care of our bodies, and most importantly, our hearts. February is American Heart Month, so we’d like to share some heart-healthy tips for aging…
November is National Alzheimers Awareness month. When President Reagan designated these 30 days in 1983, less than 2 million Americans suffered the progressive form of dementia. Today, that number has nearly tripled. If someone you love suffered from Alzheimer’s, you already know the effects it can have on their life and the lives of those who care about them. Use…
The Choice of Care Provider is Yours Senior adults and those dealing with chronic illnesses expect to have safe and trustworthy care. Whether it is provided by family, nursing or residential facilities, or in the home, everyone deserves dependable quality care for themselves and their family members. The two main ways to find in-home care are through a registry or…
Think about a big club sandwich. You’ve got toasted bread on the bottom, sliced cooked turkey, fried bacon, lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise, another toasted piece of bread, and then, basically, another sandwich on top. It’s delicious, but it can be a little hard to hold together, at least without a little help. That’s what the toothpick down the middle is for….
