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As people age, maintaining independence, comfort, and a sense of purpose becomes essential to overall well-being. For many, home is not just a house—it’s a home filled with memories and...

Grieving never follows a straight path, and there’s no timeline for “moving on.” But healing is possible, and even in later life, new beginnings can take shape. Some helpful...

For our elderly loved ones, loss of a companion or spouse can feel especially devastating—not just emotionally, but physically, socially, and even spiritually. The passing of a partner often...

Emergencies can strike without warning—natural disasters, power outages, health crises, or even a pandemic. For older adults, these situations are especially critical. Aging can bring...

Strength training and resistance training are crucial for older adults to maintain and improve muscle mass, strength, and overall physical function, helping to combat sarcopenia and improve quality...

Our eyesight is pretty important, but eye care is often neglected. In fact, the US Department of Health and Human Services states that only 52.5% of Americans aged 18+ report having an eye exam...

There’s just something about spring time in Southwest Florida. We enjoy live oaks that start to bloom, and occasional rain that helps the rare Butterwort flower show their vibrant yellow...

A recent winter blast that left inches of snow and plummeting temperatures in Southwest Florida is an uncommon occurrence that can leave our elderly population quite vulnerable to the cold. ...

According to a research study conducted by the University of Michigan National Poll on Healthy Aging (NPHA), feelings of isolation among older adults aged 50 to 80 years old has declined from 56...

Aging is characterized by the emergence of health issues that likely require a physician’s oversight and prescribed medication to manage the condition and help elders live the best life they...