Good quality of life is important when it comes to older adults dealing with chronic health conditions and major life changes. Having that feeling of satisfaction and fulfillment is important for overall well-being. Having a positive view of life can help seniors with more energy, less stress, better appetite, and prevent cognitive decline. 5 ways…
The other day, residents and staff at Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center enjoyed a day full of festivities. It began with the Black Gold Parade where the facility put together a float and residents got to go for a ride. Then the fun flowed over to the facility where there was a Black Gold party…
Staff and residents at Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center want to wish their Housekeeping Staff a Happy Housekeeping Appreciation week. Every single one of you is appreciated for all you do to make the facility a happy, healthy, and safe place for the residents.
Residents and staff at Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center would like to thank Hospice of the Bluegrass Care Navigators staff for treating the faciity to an ice cream social the other day. Everyone had a wonderful time eating their delicious treats.
Last week, residents at Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center enjoyed Grandparents Day with their grandchildren. There was even a craft set up for all to participate in; decorating a picture frame. Thank you to all who came out and participated in this special day.
Many older adults lose their mobility with age due to stroke, arthritis, or even an injury due to a fall. Loss of mobility does not mean seniors can’t participate in activities or have a good time. There are many activities they can do without the need of moving around too much. A list of activities…
Staff and residents at Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center want to thank Bluegrass Care Navigators for the beautiful candlelight vigil they held the other day in honor of those that have been lost.
Thanks to the Buckhorn Wildcats for keeping their loyal fan, Benny Adams, outfitted with their new hat. Pictured: Buckhorn coaching staff Johnny Butler (left) and Benny Adams (right).
With age, seniors can’t adjust their bodies to high temperatures as well as they did when they were younger, so they have to be careful of overheating and heat stroke during the summer. They are also more likely to become dehydrated which will increase their risk. This is a list of ways to stay cool…
Many older adults that use a folding walker need it to move around more safely and independently. Learning how to use a walker correctly takes practice because the movements aren’t always intuitive. Using a walker incorrectly can actually increase the risk of fall or body aches. The first thing any adult needs to do when…