October Newsletter
Moon Over October This year, October's night skies will light up with two full moons. The first day of the month brings the full harvest moon, and on the 31st, the full hunter's moon will rise. The second of two...
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Heat Safety Tips for Seniors
With summer in full swing, the weather seems to be getting hotter and hotter by the minute, as heat waves tend to be common in many areas. While it can be nice to sit outside and soak up some Vitamin...
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4 Ways Seniors Can Eat Healthier
Mealtime is one of the most important parts of the day. It is a time where both you and your loved one can fuel up before starting your day, during your day, and when the day has ended. Food is...
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6 Senior Scams to Be Aware of
Did you know that billions of dollars are taken away from vulnerable seniors every year due to scams? But why is that so? Many seniors are thought to have large amounts of money sitting in their bank account. Because of...
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How You Can Prevent Caregiver Burnout
Are you finding it more and more difficult to take care of your aging parent, especially while navigating through the challenges of the current pandemic? You may not be the only one feeling this way. Millions of caregivers all across...
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July Newsletter
Red, White and Blueberry July brings National Blueberry Month, the prime time for the little blue fruit. It’s one of only a few fruits native to North America, and the U.S. is the world’s largest producer of blueberries, growing about...
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5 Benefits of Socialization for Seniors
As discussed in our previous blog, senior isolation can result in chronic loneliness, which can result in other health problems such as depression and high blood pressure. This is why it is essential for older adults to socialize with others...
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2 Main Ways Senior Living Can Help Reduce Loneliness
Do you or your aging loved one live alone? This is a reality for many seniors in the United States. While it is possible for older adults to live successfully by themselves, it is important to keep in mind that...
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June Newsletter
A Dandy Sight Blooms of dandelions are an annual sight across many landscapes. The plant’s head holds as many as 300 ray flowers that look like tiny petals. These mature into white seeds that can disperse and drift off miles...
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