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Female patient getting her blood pressure taken by a female clinician

October 1, 2025

Safe and Affordable Surgery Recovery at Home: Independence Made Easy

For many seniors, the idea of recovering in a nursing facility can feel daunting. While skilled nursing centers offer comprehensive care, recovering at home, with the right professional support, can be more comfortable, cost-effective, and confidence-boosting. Because October is National Physical Therapy Month, it’s the perfect time to highlight the incredible role physical therapists play […]

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senior male pictured holding a workout ball next to a physical therapist inside of a therapy room

August 5, 2025

Stay Strong, Stay Moving, and Stay Independent This Fall

Are you ready to kick off the fall season on the right foot, literally? August is the perfect time to prep for cooler days ahead. While many of us are busy checking off fall to-do lists, prepping our homes for temperature drops, and soaking up the last rays of summer sun, it’s also a great […]

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Male patient holding hand weights next to a female occupational therapist.

April 3, 2025

Why Getting Healthcare at the Right Time Matters

Getting the right healthcare when you need it can make a huge difference, especially for seniors who want to stay in their own homes. Home healthcare, including occupational therapy, can help seniors stay independent, regain lost skills, and avoid injuries that could make daily life harder. What is Occupational Therapy? Since April is Occupational Therapy […]

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male senior working with physical therapist

October 4, 2024

Staying Strong is Anything BUT Spooky!

Remember to stock up on all things sweet this month for the trick-or-treaters, but even better, let’s celebrate the devoted professionals who help us move better, feel stronger, and live healthier—it’s Physical Therapy Month, too! Physical therapists play a critical role in improving the overall quality of life for people of all ages—especially seniors. If […]

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nurse cosulting with senior her health condition.

August 14, 2024

One Fall Can Change It All!

Ahh, it’s almost time to tackle the fall to-do list. Have you made yours yet? Some lists are as simple as washing a few windows, whereas others might entail raking the yard, bagging leaves, leaves, and more leaves (the week after, more again). As you prepare for your seasonal list, have you considered who can […]

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image of female and female senior seated

July 16, 2024

I’m Not Ready for That!

We all await milestones in our younger years, like getting a driver’s license or graduating high school. Those are exciting times, but later in life, we can become overwhelmed or perhaps even dread what aging may have in store for us. The good news is that aging can be enjoyable with the right daily support […]

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senior man hands spraying mosquito / insect repellent in the for

June 6, 2024

Safety Tips for the Outdoors this Summer

Summer months are so enjoyable and precious that most people want to soak up every second of the beautiful rays. It’s important to make memories while the weather is nice, but having some sense of safety before spending time outside can help you enjoy the season!   Drink Up   While summer happy hours abound, […]

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Senior female using walker next two female nurse

May 22, 2024

These Boots Are Made for… Walking Month!

May is National Walking Month. It seems like a fitting time to celebrate because it’s also Nurse’s Month, and no one gets their daily steps in like a nurse on the go! Getting plenty of exercise and hitting step goals can seem easy while we’re feeling our best, but as we age, we can slow […]

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Senior female exercising her arm seated near female clinician

April 29, 2024

Celebrating the Hope of Outpatient Therapy!

April is Occupational Therapy Month and Parkinson’s Awareness Month. What do the two have in common? Occupational and other therapies can help those living with Parkinson’s! Before we explain how occupational therapy can help Parkinson’s, let’s shed some light on this disease. Parkinson’s is a progressive neuromuscular disorder or a neurodegenerative disorder that results in […]

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April 15, 2024

Get Some “Spring” in Your Step!

Perhaps you’ve had a recent fall or a near miss or didn’t move as much as you would have liked this winter. Aging, injuries, stiffness, and being cooped up indoors can slow us down. The good news is there’s room to improve! Did you know that walking speed can predict the future of your independence? […]

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