Although our doors continue to be closed to visitors during COVID-19, our residents and their loved ones have kept open minds as they find creative ways to connect with one another. Car parades, letters in the mail, care packages, and game nights over Zoom are some of the many ways family members and […]
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Staying active is important for a healthy senior lifestyle, but the winter weather may put a hold on your exercise routine.
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January is officially National Blood Donor Month, in which the American Red Cross and other organizations take the time to honor those who give blood and encourage new donors.
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Here’s what seniors should know about preparing for flu season.
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Learn how Edgewood helps the community with memory screening days.
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Nutrition plays a big part in leading a healthy, enjoyable, and active life – which is no different for seniors. Watching what you eat and drink is a big responsibility, and there’s no better time to acknowledge this than during March, National Nutrition Month. The awareness effort, led by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, […]
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Strokes are one of the most common health concerns seniors have. While strokes can strike Americans of many ages, their effects and risks are particularly pronounced for older adults. However, thanks to tireless and extensive public health campaigns to educate people, more is known about stroke recognition and prevention. This knowledge enables seniors to make […]
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