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Why Seniors Are More at Risk of a Fall

Falling is not an inevitable part of aging, but statistics show that a quarter of American adults ages 65+ suffer a fall every year. The risk of a fall rises as the physiology of our bodies changes with age. Our…

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Six Indoor Activities to Enjoy During the Winter Months

Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow! You’ll recognize that classic holiday song. Written back in 1945, it’s one of the best-known tunes written about winter, and it’s become popular around the world. Here in Wisconsin, we probably…

How to Avoid Sitting Disease in the New Year

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Add This to Your New Year’s Resolution: Avoid the “Sitting Disease” Many people spend the vast majority of their day sitting. Whether it’s working at a desk, reading, lounging or watching television, most of the tasks we’re called upon…

Tips for Healthy Holiday Eating

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Healthy Holiday Eating Tips for Seniors Some of the best holiday memories are made around the table. Family traditions, time with loved ones and generations sitting together are all part of the joy of the season. It’s a time…

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Healthy Holiday Eating Tips for Seniors

Some of the best holiday memories are made around the table. Family traditions, time with loved ones and generations sitting together are all part of the joy of the season. It’s a time of year we tend to feel most…

Coping with Holiday Stress as a Caregiver

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Coping with Holiday Stress as a Caregiver of an Older Parent Being the primary caregiver of an aging parent is certainly rewarding, but can also at times be quite stressful. The holiday season can make things even harder on…