Khloe Harris
Khloe Harris has over 25 years of experience in senior healthcare, focusing on chronic disease management. She is passionate about helping seniors lead active, fulfilling lives. When she’s not writing about health and wellness, Evelyn enjoys hiking, spending time with her grandchildren, and baking her famous oatmeal cookies.

Dental and Oral Health
31 January 2025
Bridging the gap between aging and oral health: innovations for better care
The field of dentistry is undergoing a transformative shift, with innovations reshaping how oral health is approached, especially for aging populations. Advances in regenerative dentistry and improved diagnostic technologies address age-related conditions like tooth loss and gum disease, enhancing care and quality of life for older adults. Key Takeaways Innovations in dentistry are improving oral […]
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Exploring non-psychoactive cannabinoids for chronic pain relief
Millions of people worldwide live with chronic pain, a persistent issue that presents a major challenge to healthcare systems due to the limitations of available treatments. In response, experts are increasingly investigating various compounds that could provide relief for those suffering from chronic pain, including seniors, who often face unique health challenges as they age. […]
Pain Management
31 January 2025

How the power of movement can extend lifespan and reduce medication dependence
Staying active becomes one of the most powerful tools for maintaining health and independence. While it’s natural to assume that growing older means relying more on medications, research suggests a different path—one where moderate physical activity can help extend lifespan, improve quality of life, and even reduce the need for costly prescriptions. A growing body […]
Medication Management
31 January 2025

Trump’s Medicaid cuts and disruptions threaten senior care and millions of Americans
Proposed Medicaid cuts and recent funding disruptions have raised significant concerns about the future of healthcare for millions of Americans, particularly seniors who depend on the program for nursing home care and essential medical services. The House of Representatives is considering major budget reductions, with discussions centering on slashing more than $2 trillion in federal […]
Senior Housing Options
30 January 2025

Supporting your parent’s transition into care: Balancing independence and assistance
Helping an elderly parent transition into care is a deeply emotional process that involves balancing their independence, safety, and well-being. Whether it’s introducing home care, moving to a senior living facility, or arranging professional services, the transition can be challenging for both the parent and their family. To make this experience as smooth as possible, […]
Elder Law and Financial Planning
29 January 2025

Exercise prescription for older adults: A comprehensive approach to healthy aging
Staying physically active is one of the most effective strategies for preventing or slowing the decline in physical function that comes with aging. Regular physical activity has been shown to reduce the risk of chronic conditions such as heart disease, stroke, and diabetes, while also improving cognitive function and mobility. The 2018 Physical Activity Guidelines […]
Depression and Anxiety in Seniors
29 January 2025

Revolutionizing senior health: breakthroughs in Hemophilia B and chronic disease management
Managing chronic diseases in seniors combines new medical advancements with caring support suited to the unique challenges of aging. Conditions like hemophilia B—a disorder that affects blood clotting—show the need for new treatments and care strategies. When paired with vision impairment, managing chronic diseases becomes even more complex. This situation highlights the importance of a […]
Chronic Disease Management
27 January 2025

Giving senior dogs a second chance: the benefits of adoption
Carl and Smokey, two senior dogs from Michigan and Pennsylvania, have finally found their happy homes after spending so much time in shelters. Their experiences show the value of adopting senior dogs, who, while sometimes disregarded in favor of younger pets, provide numerous benefits. Adopting a senior dog benefits the animal as well as the […]
Pets and Companionship
27 January 2025

Eating your way to a healthier heart in your golden years
Our bodies undergo significant changes that can impact how we process food, absorb nutrients, and maintain overall health as we age. For the aging population, adopting heart-healthy eating habits becomes a cornerstone of preventing cardiovascular diseases and maintaining vitality. Maintaining a balanced diet tailored to the needs of an aging body can significantly lower the […]
Nutrition and Cooking
27 January 2025
