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Easter Celebration Ideas

April 5, 2023

Easter is a wonderful time to celebrate with joy and hope. You can plan some fun and festive Easter things to do to create fun and lasting memories. Here are some ideas: 1.      Decorate Easter eggs. Decorating eggs is a classic Easter thing to do that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. You…

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St. Patrick’s Day

March 13, 2023

St. Patrick’s Day is a special day that many people look forward to. As a senior there are many ways you can enjoy this holiday and have fun. St. Patrick’s Day is a fun and festive holiday that seniors can enjoy in many ways. By incorporating some of these ideas, you can celebrate and make…

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Benefits of Hiring a Home Caregiver

March 1, 2023

As people age or become ill, they often require additional assistance with their daily activities. While some may prefer to move into assisted living facilities, others may wish to remain in the comfort of their own homes. In such cases, hiring a home caregiver can be a great option. Here are some benefits of hiring…

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Five Tips for Seniors When Choosing Online Workout Classes

January 26, 2023

The first month of the New Year is flying by and many the people are still sorting out their goals and resolutions for 2023. It is important to set achievable fitness goals. There are now many online workout classes that can help get you moving and back into shape. The trick is finding the classes…

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How to Keep Your Health in Check This Holiday Season

December 5, 2022
Holiday Season

The holidays are known for taking a toll on our bodies. Between the chilly temperatures, onset of flu season and the overabundance of sweet treats at every turn, it’s easy for physical, emotional, and mental health to fall to the wayside. As the holidays kick into full gear, it’s important to prioritize your health so…

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Hurricane Preparation Tips for Seniors

September 26, 2022
SWFL pier during a Hurricane. Flooding

Hurricane Ian is a reminder that emergencies and disasters can strike quickly and without warning. Forcing us to evacuate our neighborhood or staying home for several days. Are you prepared in the event of flooding or power outage? Learn how to protect yourself and cope with disaster by planning ahead. Local officials and relief workers…

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How to Make the Transition from Hospital to Home Successful

August 30, 2022
hospital patient

Most hospital patients aren’t fully recovered when they leave — especially after surgery or a complex procedure. Although having them back at home is comforting and relieving, the transition period can be overwhelming. Your loved one’s recovery from hospital discharge to home is crucial, but they will need to adjust to certain factors such as environment,…

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National Wellness Month!

July 19, 2022
National Wellness month

August is National Wellness Month! National Wellness Month focuses on self-care and promoting healthy habits, including sleep, exercise, proper nutrition, and taking care of our mental state, like actively managing stress, practicing self-compassion, and engaging in meditation. The positive impact of wellness for seniors is something that cannot be overlooked. Physical wellness changes as you…

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What is Late Stage and End-of-Life Care

June 24, 2022

The final stage of life is challenging, even for caregivers with lots of experience. If your loved one is in their final days of life, the only gift you can give them is the best care to improve their comfort and quality of life.   End-of-life care involves acts of daily care and lots of…

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Senior Activities for Summer 2022

May 31, 2022

As you grow older, paying extra attention to your daily activities is an essential part of aging well. Seniors who go outside, cultivate new hobbies, develop new skills, and keep moving in retirement may actually live longer and healthier lives. Remaining socially and physically active also lowers the risk of depression and anxiety. Having every-day…

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