How Aging Affects Focus
Just as you may not run as fast or jump as high as you did as a teenager, your brain's cognitive power—that is, your ability to learn, remember, and solve problems—slows down with age. You
Slow down—and try mindful eating
When was the last time you enjoyed a quiet, peaceful meal without interruption? If you can't remember, you're hardly alone. These days, eating a leisurely meal is a rare luxury. Sadly, for many people, eating
Religiosity and Spirituality
We live in such a diverse world with people who have so many different backgrounds. This blog is not about speaking to which religion is right or best — or anything like that. It’s
National Family Caregivers Month
November is National Family Caregivers Month. This month is a time when caregivers are recognized for the tireless work they do. It’s dedicated to raising awareness and providing support for family caregivers. We can
Staying Connected In A Crisis
Especially for vulnerable individuals, staying connected during a crisis is critical to their health. Watch this video to learn what ingredients go into effective outreach when we need it the most. (Video by hms.com)
November’s Letter From Our CEO
As I shared in our September newsletter, resilience is a theme and skill I've been revisiting a lot these days. It's a skill that I, like many of you, learned from those who came
Loss of Memory
It seems like one of the biggest issues regarding the health of older adults is about memory loss. Decades of research have been done in this area and this has been a concern for
October’s Letter From Our CEO
Hello Friends! A year or two ago, none of us would have pictured our lives today. I suspect that in our wildest dreams, we would not have imagined a COVID-19 lock-down and how our lives
National Physical Therapy Month
National Physical Therapy Month (NPTM) is a time when there is a raised awareness of physical therapists (PTs), physical therapy assistants (PTAs), and how they may help people with pain management to live healthier
The Best Exercises For Your Bones
Certain types of exercise can increase muscle mass, which in turn enhances strength, muscle control, bal-ance, and coordination. Good balance and coordination can mean the difference between falling—and suffering a fracture—and staying on your feet.