preventative health Overcoming the Overwhelming At some point in nearly every person’s life, they will be faced with the loss of a loved one. If we’re lucky, losing a parent, spouse or significant other will come at the end of a long life filled with many happy memories and close relationships. But, some
Featured Social Isolation For single and married adults alike, social isolation and loneliness can have a detrimental effect on heart and brain health. The risk of social isolation increases with age when older adults are more likely to experience the loss of a life partner or less social engagement due to working from
Plan to Prevent Falls Winter is far from over and there are bound to be many hazardous weather days in the weeks ahead. Seniors who are more prone to having falls that land them in the emergency room and sometimes into assisted living can help prevent these injuries by making fall prevention a priority
Women's Heart Health Awareness It’s time to bring out that red dress, sweater, or hat you’ve been hiding in the back of the closet! Not only is February the month that hosts Valentine’s Day – it’s also American Heart Month and Friday, February 3, 2023, is National Wear Red Day. The
