Top 5 Travel Tips for Seniors: Safe, Smooth & Stress-Free

Traveling should feel exciting — not exhausting. But for seniors, a little extra planning can make all the difference. From health prep to packing hacks, these tips help older adults stay safe, comfortable, and confident while on the move. 1. Book the Right Seat — It’s More Than Just Legroom Air travel can lead to […]
Routine Health Screenings at Community Pharmacies

During the pandemic, many adults either couldn’t get their necessary health screenings completed or avoided them. Now is an opportune time to catch up on your health screenings and make them part of your healthcare routine. Recently your community pharmacies have pharmacists that practice in outpatient settings to perform screenings such as blood pressure, blood […]
Salt Substitutes to Reduce Blood Pressure

Reducing your blood pressure is important for the 1 out of 2 adults in the US that have hypertension. Lifestyle changes are often spoke of in attempting to reduce blood pressure. Things like losing weight, exercising, eating healthy, reducing stress, and reducing salt in your diet. But the use of salt substitutes should be considered. […]
Everything You Need to Know About Hospice Care

Hospice is a type of health care that focuses on an individual with a terminal illness. The goal of hospice care is to allow your loved one to live as well as possible for as long as possible, increasing their quality of life. When does hospice care begin? In general, hospice care should be used […]
Foot Care and At-Home Pedicures

Caring for your feet should be a part of your self-care routine and geriatric foot care is particularly important. Older people experience increased incidence of fungal infections and pain, not to mention that sequalae of diabetes on the feet can lead to amputations. If foot care is not at the top of the mind, […]
Exercise Your Brain, Preserve & Build Your Memory

Like your muscles, your brain needs regular workouts to stay healthy and fit as you age. Benefits of Brain Exercises **Catholic nuns- Autopsy revealed Alzheimer’s lesions with no symptoms, lived a life that increased their Cognitive Reserve: Life of Meditation, Continued Study, Eating a low fat diet, Strong social ties with nuns and community. How to […]
Senior Care Assessments Around the Holidays

The holidays are a time for families to gather and enjoy one another’s company. Oftentimes many of us are traveling into our hometowns and visiting our aging parents and loved ones we may not see often. As we are enjoying these special times and making memories, it is important to keep our senior loved ones […]