Why Should We Celebrate Case Managers This Week and Every Week?

But why stop at just one week? The role of a case manager is vital every single day, in every corner of care—from hospitals to homes, from outpatient clinics to long-term care facilities. Let’s explore why case managers deserve our appreciation not only during Case Management Week, but all year long. Who Are Case Managers…

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Are We Talking Enough About Comfort, Dignity, and Support in Serious Illness?

Serious illness can bring a wave of emotions—fear, confusion, pain, and often, silence. It’s easy to focus entirely on medical treatments, appointments, and survival. But in the midst of it all, essential aspects of the human experience—comfort, dignity, and emotional support—can be unintentionally overlooked. Are we really talking enough about these needs? Are we giving…

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How Can Small Daily Habits Lead to a More Active, Independent Life?

When we think of healthy lifestyles, we often picture big goals—running marathons, losing 50 pounds, or completely overhauling our diet. But lasting change doesn’t usually come from massive effort all at once. In fact, it’s the small, consistent daily habits that make the biggest impact over time, especially when it comes to staying active and…

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What Can a Physical Therapist Do That Pain Meds Can’t?

When you’re in pain—whether from an injury, chronic condition, or post-surgical recovery—reaching for a pill may feel like the fastest way to find relief. And sometimes, medications do help. But when it comes to truly healing the root cause of pain, physical therapy offers what pain meds simply can’t: long-term solutions. So what exactly can…

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Are We Valuing the Wisdom and Contributions of Older Adults?

In many cultures around the world, older adults are celebrated as pillars of wisdom, experience, and guidance. Yet in modern, fast-paced societies—particularly in the West—the role and value of seniors are too often overlooked. From boardrooms to classrooms, the contributions of older generations are sometimes dismissed in favor of younger voices or technological agility. But…

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Do You Know the Warning Signs of Depression You Shouldn’t Ignore?

Depression is more than just feeling sad—it’s a serious mental health condition that can affect every part of your life, from your work to your relationships to your physical health. The tricky part? It doesn’t always show up the way people expect. Some signs are subtle. Others are often mistaken for stress, burnout, or just…

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How Can You Prevent Arthritis from Controlling Your Mobility?

Arthritis is one of the leading causes of disability worldwide, affecting millions of people with pain, stiffness, and reduced joint movement. While it’s a common part of aging for many, arthritis doesn’t have to control your life—or your mobility. The key lies in taking proactive steps that can help protect your joints, manage symptoms, and…

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What should caregivers know about supporting seniors with thyroid cancer at home?

Caregivers supporting seniors with thyroid cancer at home should focus on: Understanding the type and stage of thyroid cancer and the treatment plan. Managing post-surgical care if the thyroid has been removed. Helping with medication routines, especially thyroid hormone replacement. Monitoring for symptoms and side effects of treatment or hormone imbalance. Supporting nutrition, rest, and…

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How Can Caregivers Create Fun Labor Day Traditions for Seniors?

Caregivers can create meaningful and enjoyable Labor Day traditions for seniors by: Hosting an outdoor picnic or BBQ with senior-friendly foods. Creating a “memory wall” or tribute table honoring past careers and contributions. Organizing relaxing group games, like bingo, trivia, or horseshoes. Involving seniors in patriotic crafts or baking projects. Sharing stories about their working…

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How can seniors naturally manage high cholesterol with nutrition and exercise?

Seniors can naturally manage high cholesterol by: Eating more fiber-rich foods, such as oats, beans, fruits, and vegetables. Choosing healthy fats, like those in olive oil, nuts, seeds, and fatty fish. Limiting saturated fats and eliminating trans fats from processed and fried foods. Reducing dietary cholesterol found in red meat, organ meats, and full-fat dairy.…

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