Senior Care

While it’s no secret that aging changes everyone, we do have final say on how we react to those changes. As people age, they tend to feel a stronger desire to keep the familiar close. Many seniors feel connected to the memories of where they raised their children and they often don’t want to leave […]

You may remember learning compass points as a child by using the popular phrase, “Never Eat Shredded Wheat. This acronym is known as a mnemonic device. Mnemonics not only help us remember facts and phrases as children, but they are also especially useful in helping our brains stay sharp while we age. The good news

Preventing falls is important. We can help you identify common causes, share how to decrease your risk, and how to avoid injury.

Hydration and Your Health Staying hydrated is one of the simplest ways to support your health, but it’s also one of the easiest habits to overlook. Water helps your body regulate temperature, support digestion, protect joints, move nutrients, and keep organs working properly. For older adults, hydration can be especially important. Thirst can become less

Welcome Health Medical Group  People might remember doctors making house calls “back in the day”. In fact, by the 1930s, doctors performed almost half of patient visits in people’s homes. By the end of the 20th century, that number decreased to less than 1%. Even today, people assume they must travel far for good medical

Senior care is a general term for care designed to meet the needs of older people. Although aging itself is not a reason to consider senior care, experiencing challenges related to the various diseases or physical and cognitive limitations that accompany aging usually prompts a senior care discussion. The phrase senior care includes everything from

Learn practical healthy aging tips for older adults, including staying active, eating well, and maintaining independence as you age.