Forget the stereotype of aging as a time for slowing down. Active Aging Week is all about celebrating the joy of movement and the incredible benefits it brings to older adults. So, let's ditch the couch and embrace the adventure of staying active!
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Active Aging Week: Let's Get Moving!
Posted on October 3, 2024 by LifeStyle Options
Dr. Severo Ochoa: A Pioneer in Biochemistry and Nobel Laureate
Posted on September 17, 2024 by LifeStyle Options
Early Life and Education
Dr. Severo Ochoa was born on September 24, 1905, in Luarca, a small coastal town in Asturias, Spain. From an early age, he displayed an intense curiosity and passion for science, influenced by his uncle, a professor of anatomy. After completing his primary education in Málaga, Ochoa went on to study medicine at the University of Madrid, where he earned his medical degree in 1929. It was during this time that he developed a deep interest in biochemistry and physiology, disciplines that would define his illustrious career.
Staying Safe Online
Posted on August 1, 2024 by LifeStyle Options in senior living
Best Tips for Home Safety with Elderly Loved Ones
Posted on June 23, 2022 by LifeStyle Options in home care, in older adults, in aging in place, in home health, in addus, in safety
Elderly loved ones and those who care for them face many challenges, but home hazards don’t have to be among them. Creating a safe home environment can prevent accidents and emotional stress, often by making simple changes and checks. For patients and caregivers who also welcome clinicians in their homes for services like home care, home health or hospice workers, a safe set-up can also help ensure that care is provided efficiently and without obstacles.
But where to start?
To ensure your home safety plan is comprehensive, consider these questions to ask yourself and some answers from our Addus HomeCare clinicians:
Addus growing to meet trending demand for quality health care at home
Posted on April 20, 2022 by LifeStyle Options in home care, in home health, in covid, in covid-19, in addus
Even though our masks are coming off across the country, the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are still affecting how we work, live, and take care of our health. Those who needed skilled nursing during the pandemic experienced the effects of the pandemic profoundly and gained fresh perspectives on the benefits of health care at home.
The pandemic kept many patients within nursing facilities, hospitals, and other group health care settings where they were at a high risk of virus exposure, isolated from friends and family even as they were living out their final days.

