Well, we did it! Remember, I committed the month of March (my birthday month) to share proactive tips to better care for our care recipients.

Don’t you ever count out the men in our society who cares for their loved-ones? Yes, I know; people think it is a female-oriented role.

Caregivers, have you check on your loved one’s mouth often, if not daily. Did you know bad teeth and poorly fitted dentures and painful gums

As I continue to honor my word of sharing nutritional health tips in March, let’s think about the foods seniors love to eat and the

We all have heard, an apple a day keeps the doctor away. What about those expensive nutritional supplements that are plentiful and questionable? We all

Healthy eating for seniors can help with illness and disease and better management of chronic health problems. To help older adults accomplish health benefits that

Disagreement among siblings rarely happens with wanting good nutritious meals for parents. We would all suffer if nutrition were not provided to our care recipients.

Seniors can have trouble eating such meals. They can choke and suffocate from foods caught in the throat. There are also health challenges that can

Bone health is an important conversation to have as it relates to seniors and falls. The kinds of shoes worn are also very important. The