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BEAT THE HEAT: The Vital Importance of Staying Hydrated on Extra Hot Days
As the mercury rises and the summer heat intensifies, it becomes more crucial than ever to prioritize staying hydrated. Dealing with scorching temperatures can take a toll on our bodies, making it essential to replenish lost fluids. By following these simple yet...
Finding the Perfect Caregiver for Your Loved Ones: Why it Matters
When it comes to the well-being of our loved ones, finding the right caregiver is an essential decision that can greatly impact their quality of life. Whether it’s as aging parent, a family member with special needs, or someone recovering from an illness, personalized...
Anxiety and the End of the Pandemic
Anxiety levels, as a whole, have increased during the pandemic. But now, as we are seeing a return to “normal”, pre-pandemic life, many are feeling anxious about what the future holds. The uncertainty of what is to come is uncomfortable for many. A new poll from the...
Guide to an Active Retirement
Having a lifelong interest in carving, wood work, and furniture building and painting, Carolyn knew she was going to embrace the new-found time she could spend on opportunities that retirement was about to offer. “It is so important to start planning early for retirement years,” says Carolyn. “I knew I didn’t want to sit in my La-Z-Boy chair and watch TV every day, but there was no worry there.”
Easy Does It: Steps to Avoid a Tumble
As you grow older it’s only natural to imagine yourself or even a loved one taking a fall. Would someone be near me to call for assistance? How long would it take me to recover, or would there be a recovery? You’re certainly not alone if you’ve ever had these thoughts. We’ve all had those haunting visions from time to time, but fortunately this blog can be a helpful resource so you can avoid a tumble.
Say What? Dealing with Hearing Loss of a Loved One
Most of us can think of someone we know who suffers with mild to moderate or even severe hearing loss. If this person is a family member, your spouse or close friend, then you have most likely already experienced the challenges that go along with tactfully telling the person you love that he/she needs to be tested by an audiologist.
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