Articles on Aging

Cooking doesn't have to stop just because hands, eyes, or balance change with age. Older adults remain some of the most consistent home cooks around: nearly half of adults aged 50 to 80 cook at home…

June marks Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month, a nationwide opportunity to raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD), reduce stigma, support affected families, and…

Eating well isn’t just about food—it’s about freedom, energy, and staying in control of your health as you age. In South Carolina, more than 60% of adults age 65 and older live with two or more…

In South Carolina, more than 60% of adults over age 65 have more than one chronic disease. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defines a chronic disease as a condition that lasts one…

As you age, maintaining good nutrition becomes increasingly vital for overall health, independence, and quality of life. Older adults often face unique challenges such as chronic disease management…

As we age, maintaining proper nutrition becomes increasingly vital for preserving health, independence, and quality of life. Yet, many older adults face challenges that put them at risk of…

Fall Prevention Have you ever seen an older loved one take a fall? Perhaps you might have fallen one or more times yourself. It is believed that older adult falls are inevitable, but in reality, most…

Explaining Loneliness/Social Isolation As human beings, we are all hard-wired to be social; even the most introverted among us recognize the value of human contact and will seek out companionship. Our…

If you have an elderly parent whose health has been declining, you may be frustrated, scared, and unsure where to start. Use this guide to get started when you're not sure where to start.