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Thanksgiving dinner is typically full of rich, high-fat foods that can be unhealthy if eaten frequently in large quantities. So, while it’s okay to eat
We all know how important it is to establish and maintain healthy eating habits, but sadly, a full 25% of older adults suffer from malnutrition,
Age and decreased activity can increase seniors’ risk for heart disease, but there are simple steps to take, such as improved nutrition, that can make
It’s that wonderful time of year once again when tables are laden with all of those delicious traditions: turkey with all the trimmings, sweet potato
If you are caring for an elder loved one, nutrition is likely one of your biggest concerns. There are many factors that lead to a
If you’re providing care for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease, you’re likely to encounter some very noticeable and highly demanding behaviors. Sundowning, emotional outbursts,
At Nightingale Homecare, we work with seniors each day to help increase their strength and balance to prevent falls, and recently shared a blog post
While we all know that “an apple a day keeps the doctor away,” and the importance to our overall health to maintain a healthy diet,
