The risk of heart disease, including heart attack and stroke, type 2 diabetes, and some types of cancer can be lowered by eating a healthy balanced diet.

In a good news/bad news scenario, our average life spans are longer than ever before, but the longer we live, the more likely it is

What is a wellness visit or an annual physical with the doctor? How do I prepare for it?  What should I bring to maximize the

Pets can be very helpful for the elderly. They lower anxiety in people and offer the comfort of companionship. Any person who has seen the

As we get older, our failing health requires us to have to take more and more medication. All of these changes can be confusing and

I hear this phrase after nearly every new appointment.  Maybe it’s the home-like feel of the office; maybe it’s the casual, friendly staff; maybe it’s

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Caregivers are Key to Keeping Seniors Safe By Bethany A. Stickradt Associate Attorney As The Kabb Law Firm takes time to celebrate our caregivers this

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In a June blog, we talked about the effect of UV rays on the eyes. Ophthalmologists are warning their patients that exposure to UV can

“Just like sunshine and vitamins, pets are just plain healthy for seniors. They are that spark plug to getting out among friends, keeping fit, and