Need a little meal-time inspiration during the pandemic? Check out these five tips to help you plan and prepare delicious meals while practicing social distancing.
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Read moreRestlessness can heighten during uncertain times. Here's how you can ease your mind and get a better night's sleep.
Read moreHydration is key, no matter what age. Here are five simple ways seniors can stay healthy and hydrated!
Read moreCheck out these helpful tips to manage your stress and anxiety, even during uncertain times!
Read moreMaking sure your senior loved one is stocked up is a top priority during social distancing. Here are some ways you can make sure they have everything they need.
Read moreBefore you blow your budget on trendy viral remedies, start incorporating these heart-healthy spices into your diet.
Read moreHere are some helpful tips to make your home more accessible for your aging loved one.
Read moreWe've all heard about superfoods and how good they are for our health. But how do you incorporate them into your diet? Check out these five superfood breakfast recipes to help start your day!
Read moreDespite the fact that humans are capable of living longer, research polls are finding that most Americans donâ t want to live past current life expectancy. Most people are afraid that their quality of life will diminish. Find out how you can live both longer and healthier.
Read moreModern medicine can work wonders. However, in order to be effective, you have to take medicine safely and according to prescribing guidelines. In addition, patients and health care providers need to be vigilant about the dangers of drug interactions.
Read moreIcy conditions and cold temperatures can cause seniors to stay indoors. As a result, lack of sunlight, changes in light patterns and loneliness can make winter a difficult time of year for older adults.
Read moreWhen it comes to colds and flu, winter can be brutal — especially to those living in close-knit senior living communities. This informative listicle features ways seniors and their caregivers can stay healthy during the coldest season. Potential topics could include getting a senior flu shot and staying away from hallway neighbors who are sick.
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