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“Fall Proof” Your Home

According to the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, accidental falls are the leading cause of injury and death for adults age 65 and older. Each year, 1 in 3 retirees, about 11 million people, experience a fall, and 60% of these incidents happen inside the home. For many, the goal is to remain […]




Solutions for Your Arthritis Pain?

Research continues to show that a majority of retirees continue to believe that there is nothing health care practitioners can do about their arthritis pain – especially when arthritis affects their hands.  Arthritis can be tough to manage, but if arthritis in your hands is slowing you down, we encourage you to check with a […]




Coping with Seasonal Allergies

Spring’s arrival brings blooming flowers and warmer days, but for many, it also heralds the onset of seasonal allergies, commonly known as hay fever. Symptoms, such as sneezing, congestion, a runny nose, and itchy eyes, can make this vibrant season challenging. Fortunately, with proactive measures, you can manage these symptoms effectively and enjoy the season […]




Baby Boomers Break Tradition of Pet Ownership Declining with Age

The baby boomer generation (those born from 1946 to 1964) sure love their pets. Historically, pet ownership declines with age due to the owner’s health issues or the cost of care for the pet. However, baby boomers are breaking this pattern. The 2024 National Pet Owners Survey shows baby boomers still represent a large percentage […]




How Much Sleep is Enough for Seniors?

As we age, our sleep needs change. The National Sleep Foundation recommends seven to nine hours of sleep for most adults aged 18 to 64. Although this can vary depending on individual health and lifestyle, some may feel rested with six hours, while others might need closer to nine hours. It’s a popular myth that […]




Best Exercises for Seniors to Stay Healthy and Independent

As we age, it is important to take part in physical activity to stay healthy and independent. There are so many benefits of exercising, from protecting us from diseases to boosting our mood. The National Institutes of Health recommends these four types of exercise to maximize those benefits. • Strength exercises – builds muscle, increases […]




Bringing Joy and Ensuring a Safe Holiday Season for Seniors

The holiday season is a truly magical time filled with joy, laughter, and cherished moments shared with family, friends, and loved ones. However, seniors can sometimes face unique challenges amid the festive gatherings and bustling activities. The excitement of the season, while invigorating, can also be overwhelming for older adults who may feel the effects […]




Exercise and Diabetes Considerations

Exercise offers numerous health benefits, including lowering blood pressure, managing weight, and reducing stress. Another key benefit is its role in preventing type 2 diabetes. Fortunately, exercise doesn’t need to be intense or strenuous to be effective. Activities like walking, gardening, or other enjoyable forms of light exercise can be just as beneficial. However, people […]




October is Breast Awareness Month

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month – Importance of Early Detection

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an international campaign dedicated to raising awareness about breast cancer and encouraging regular screening and early detection. Breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women, following skin cancer, with 1 in 8 women being diagnosed at some point in their lives. Early detection is crucial, as it […]




Sleepy African American man with an alarm clock and a cup of coffee.

Transform Your Night-Owl Lifestyle: Tips for Healthier Sleep Habits

Do you find yourself awake into the early hours and struggling to get up in the morning? If you feel more creative or productive in the afternoon or evening, you might be a “night owl,” the opposite of a “morning lark,” who rises early and sleeps early. For a long time, it was believed that […]






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