If you have an aging family member, you may have found yourself wondering how to know when you need a walker. There are several signs, but below are a few [...]

This month is National Self-Check Month, an opportunity for Americans to become more proactive about their health. In the U.S, people tend to take a more reactive approach to health [...]

In the late 1790s, smallpox ravaged the nation. Thanks to the invention of a doctor named Edward Jenner, vaccinations helped to bring the disease under control. There is a laundry [...]

Self-care during the pandemic is a practice that has become essential. It’s always been important, but with the stress of day-to-day life, it’s become even more essential. We need to [...]

Understanding when you may need a wheelchair can be a tough, emotional decision. It may be a matter of aging, and not wanting to give up your independence. It may [...]

Researching a nursing home has always been a challenging task that deserves a thoughtful approach from the family and caregivers. The pandemic has added another layer of questions and considerations, [...]

National Blood Donor Month may take on even more significance as the US continues to face rising cases, hospitalizations, and deaths due to the pandemic. The hard winter months will [...]

We’re five days into the new year. How are you doing with your New Year’s resolutions? Sometimes we witness the changing of the calendar with the best intentions. But within [...]

New Year’s Eve is known as a holiday for gathering and having fun. Whether it’s Times Square in New York, or a small gathering amongst friends close to home, NYE [...]

The tradition of Christmas lights on houses, around windows, and strung through trees began with a friend of the lightbulb inventor Thomas Edison, in 1882. While Edward Johnson brought modern [...]