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As we age, maintaining our well-being becomes increasingly important. For Kentucky’s senior community, holistic health practices offer a comprehensive approach to improving their quality of [...]
Stress can affect people of all ages, but older adults may face unique stressors like health concerns, changes in living situations, or worries about finances. [...]
The journey through dementia is challenging, but regular social interaction is an effective way to better the quality of life for those affected. Engaging with [...]
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https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-1017/folic-acid Side Effects & Safety Folic acid is LIKELY SAFE for most people when taken by mouth or injected into the body. Most adults do not experience [...]
What an elder law attorney does — and why you might need one Care.com Editorial Staff Sept. 19, 2018 There are now more than [...]
5 Tips to Increase Brain Fitness For Seniors Aging is inevitable, and sometimes, we feel weaker because of it. However, that doesn’t need to be [...]
This article was taken from a website that helps caregivers find in home and institutional care for those in their care. The website does not [...]
Mental health remains poorly understood and under-treated. I have had personal experience with patients who have mental health issues. I know how difficult it is [...]
I have noticed that our members do not drink enough water. I am hoping that after reading this article they will make a conscience effort [...]
Insurance for the Future: Planning and Paying for Long-Term Care Long-term care is a future that no one dreams of, but that won’t prevent it [...]
If you know someone with dementia, it’s no surprise, as approximately 7.7 million new cases are diagnosed each year, totaling about 47.5 million people [...]
