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Know Your 3 Big Heart Numbers. Picture of 2 hearts along an echocardiograph read out.

Know Your 3 Big Heart Numbers

Your heart is one of the most vital organs in your body and keeping it healthy is crucial for a long and fulfilling life. To assess and monitor your heart health, you need to be aware of three key numbers that provide valuable insights into the state of your cardiovascular system. These numbers can help […]




Nourishing Seniors: Balancing Convenience with Health through Home Care Services. Picture of a young hispanic nursing aide assisting an older black male with meals at his home.

Nourishing Seniors: Balancing Convenience with Health through Home Care Services

As our society ages and lifestyles evolve, the dietary habits of older adults have come under scrutiny. One prominent concern is the increasing reliance on convenience foods among seniors. While these foods offer ease and simplicity, they often lack essential nutrients, raising questions about their impact on health. We delve into the reasons behind this […]




November: National Home Care Month. Picture of a group of home care professionals. A black male and female, asian male and female, 3 caucasian females and 2 caucasian males

November: National Home Care Month

As the chill in the air begins to intensify and leaves paint the landscape with hues of red and gold, November marks a special occasion in the United States – The National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC) celebrates National Home Care and Hospice Month. This is a time to honor and appreciate the […]




Making a Home Safe for Alzheimer’s Patients. Picture of a black male and female embraced in a hug in their living room.

Making a Home Safe for Alzheimer’s Patients

With a diagnosis such as Alzheimer’s, families need to start planning. One of the biggest decisions is about where the person will live. Most prefer to stay in their own homes, if possible. However, staying at home does pose some risks as there are many things in a home that become dangerous to a person […]




Connection Found Between Sleep issues and Elevated Stroke Risk. Picture of an older caucasian female sitting up in bed unable to sleep.

Connection Found Between Sleep issues and Elevated Stroke Risk

A recent investigation published in the online edition of Neurology®, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, suggests a potential link between sleep disturbances and an increased susceptibility to strokes. The study, which delved into sleep patterns, snoring, and sleep apnea, reveals intriguing associations but doesn’t establish a causal relationship. According to the […]




Stand Up to Disability. Picture of an older caucasian female doing squat exercises.

Stand Up to Disability

Did you know standing for just one extra hour a day greatly reduces the risk of disability, especially for retirees?1 Sedentary behavior, or sitting, is a very strong risk factor for disability and limitations in activities of daily living (ADL). ADL limitations are those that affect a person’s ability to complete self-care tasks without assistance […]




The Perils of Smoking in the Presence of Oxygen Therapy. Picture of a young caucasian female kicking a huge cigarette butt.

The Perils of Smoking in the Presence of Oxygen Therapy

When combined with the use of supplemental oxygen, the dangers of smoking are amplified, creating a potentially deadly combination. Oxygen therapy is a medical intervention aimed at improving the oxygen supply to various organs and tissues, particularly in patients with respiratory disorders. However, the presence of oxygen-enriched environments significantly increases the risk of fire and […]




"An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away: Exploring the Health Benefits of This Timeless Adage". Picture of an apple with a heart shape cut out of it.

“An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away: Exploring the Health Benefits of This Timeless Adage”

The proverbial phrase, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away,” has been ingrained in popular culture for generations, emphasizing the health benefits of consuming apples regularly. But it’s more than a saying. Let’s delve into the profile of this interesting fruit. Apples are a rich source of essential nutrients, including dietary fiber, vitamin C, […]




Navigating Veganism in Seniors: Assessing the Health Benefits and Considerations. Picture of a caucasian female nurse or dietician and a bunch of vegetables and fruits.

Navigating Veganism in Seniors: Assessing the Health Benefits and Considerations

Veganism, a dietary lifestyle that excludes all animal products, has gained significant popularity in recent years.1,2 It is the position of the American Dietetic Association and Dietitians of Canada that appropriately planned vegetarian diets are healthful, nutritionally adequate, and provide health benefits in the prevention and treatment of certain diseases. Approximately 2.5% of adults in […]




The Advantages of Body-Weight Exercise. Picture of a young caucasian female exercising at home only using her body as any weight or resistance.

The Advantages of Body-Weight Exercise

All exercise is beneficial. But even stacked up against other types of workouts, body-weight exercise has a lot to offer. Not only does it provide an excellent workout, but it can also help you overcome some common excuses for avoiding exercise, like “I don’t have time to go to the gym” and “I don’t have […]






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