Blog: Your Health

Prioritizing memory care and brain health can make a significant difference in preserving cognitive function and promoting a fulfilling and meaningful life.

People with bleeding disorders face unique challenges. They may need to take medications to help their blood clot properly, avoid activities that could lead to injuries, and be extra careful when undergoing surgery or dental work. However, with proper treatment and management, most people with bleeding disorders can live full and active lives.

Strokes are a leading cause of long-term disability and mortality, making stroke awareness – knowing the warning signs and how to take swift action – paramount, especially for seniors.

Now that 2024 is here, it’s the perfect time to think about setting health goals for ourselves.

National Hand Washing Awareness Week serves as a compelling reminder of the intricate connection between effective hand washing and the overall health and comfort of elderly residents in long-term care facilities.

Senior engagement is pivotal in promoting overall well-being, mental health, and a sense of purpose among residents.

October is recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month; the goal is to increase awareness of its impact on countless lives and raise funds to support life-saving research.

Healthy Aging Month encourages us to embrace the journey of growing older with a sense of purpose and mindfulness. By nurturing our physical and mental health, we can navigate growing older with grace and optimism.

Falling can have severe consequences for seniors, often leading to injuries that impact their independence and quality of life. The good news is that seniors can take practical steps to prevent falls and stay safe.

July is Ultraviolet Safety Awareness Month, a tradition dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers of ultraviolet (UV) radiation and the importance of protecting our skin and eyes from the harmful effects of the sun.