Supporting Seniors with Low Vision During National Glaucoma Awareness Month
January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month, a time to educate the public about this progressive eye disease and its potential impact on vision health. Known
January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month, a time to educate the public about this progressive eye disease and its potential impact on vision health. Known
Nutrition is the basis for healthy living, and if seniors aren’t eating well they’re likely having more trouble than they should managing health issues and
Loneliness is a much bigger issue than many people realize, especially for older adults. Families may not realize how much loneliness causes issues for the
Plenty of seniors want to maintain their independence and enjoy the comfort of familiar surroundings, like their own homes. The reality is that seniors may
As we head into December, we recognize National Handwashing Awareness Week—a timely reminder of the powerful impact handwashing can have on overall health, especially for
Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s is both a rewarding and challenging experience. Alzheimer’s impacts each person uniquely, requiring a personalized approach to support
Family caregivers are the silent heroes of our communities, providing compassionate support and care to loved ones day in and day out. November, National Family
Vision influences how we interact with the world, and communication is no exception. Whether it’s understanding nonverbal clues, written material, or visual aids, our ability
Physical activity is something that people of all ages need, but for seniors who are staying at home, mobility, strength, and balance could all be
Have you heard about sleep hygiene? No, it’s not about making sure your pajamas are freshly washed. Sleep hygiene refers to both sleep habits and