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This caregiver's guide provides tips to protect seniors from the flu. Learn about preventative measures to keep seniors healthy during flu season.
Continue ReadingDiscover comprehensive care and support for seniors with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). Our services provide safety, understanding, and peace of mind for families in southern New Hampshire.
Continue ReadingAs fall settles, it's time to explore this season's ingredients. Learn how to encourage healthy eating with fresh fall ingredients in this article.
Continue ReadingIt's nice to soak up the sun's rays, but UV radiation can be harmful. Here's how you can safeguard your senior loved ones from UV radiation.
Continue ReadingYour senior loved ones need to stay hydrated this summer, but doing so can be challenging. Take a look at this guide on creating hydrating recipes for summer.
Continue ReadingMilitary Appreciation Month is a perfect time to celebrate the men and women who have served the country. Here's how you can celebrate this special month with the seniors in your life.
Continue ReadingMemorial Day is a day dedicated to honoring the men and women who have served our country. For intergenerational families, this can be a great day to connect. Here's how you can celebrate Memorial Day as an intergenerational family.
Continue ReadingAssistive technology can help both seniors and their caregivers manage their daily lives. Learn more about how this kind of technology benefits its users.
Continue ReadingIt can be a struggle to find affordable meat for your meals. Here are 4 helpful tips for seniors when it comes to buying budget-friendly meat.
Continue ReadingThere are both benefits and drawbacks to signing up for dental insurance. We explore them at length in this article to help seniors decide whether they should get dental insurance or not.
Continue ReadingThe holiday season is when families gather to celebrate after a long time away from each other. It can be exciting but also a time to dread, given that people still need to weigh the risk of getting sick with the flu. Talking to extended family members about the need to get flu shots and vaccines before the holidays may be an uphill task, but one you must do all the same.
Continue ReadingTies... What are they good for?
When we think about a "tie," several thoughts may jump into your mind first: a connection to someone or something, the fastenin gwith string or a cord, or that fabulous bowtie that your father always wore.
Continue ReadingWalter's Words of Wisdom. It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year!
We just cleaned up from Thanksgiving dinner and the holiday season is upon us. This year Hanukkah will be celebrated November 6th through December 6th, followed by Christmas, and then Kwanza from December 26th through January 1st. The month of Decemeber is filled with traditions, compassion, giving, quality time with family and highlights what is truly im portant in life. It is not the packages under the tree, it's the time spent with families and friends.
Continue ReadingDwight Davis works with Black Heritage Trail, community businesses
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