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When we discuss long-term health for older adults, we often focus on issues like mobility, balance, and cognition, but one critical aspect of health that frequently goes overlooked is oral care. Many older adults experience oral health challenges that not only affect their ability to eat, speak, and smile, but…

The holiday season is fast approaching, and with it, an opportunity for families to come together, celebrate their shared past and create new memories for the future. Hosting a family gathering is no small task, especially when trying to make the event welcoming to older relatives who may have needs…

Substance abuse among older adults is a growing concern, with significant implications for both the individuals affected and their families. As the U.S. population ages, the challenges related to physical health, cognitive decline, and emotional well-being become more pronounced. In this context, substance misuse has emerged as a hidden issue,…

When it comes to mobility, strength, and balance, the old adage of “use it or lose it” remains relevant at any age, but especially as we grow older. While maintaining a consistent exercise schedule tailored to your own abilities and limitations is vital, injury, illness, or changes in your living…

Every second counts during a medical emergency, and ensuring doctors have quick access to relevant information ensures the patient receives the care they need and greatly reduces the chance of a bad situation getting worse. In observation of September as National Preparedness Month, we will discuss a critical, but often…

September marks National Preparedness Month and is a good time to evaluate your household’s emergency plans. Generally speaking, sheltering in place (remaining at home) during an emergency is the safest way to avoid the brunt of a heat wave, hurricane, power outage, or other common emergency scenario. However, if you…