By Dr. Christian Yaste, Ballantyne Dentistry A common question we get in our dental practice is: “What is the best… Read more »
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Being Dementia Friendly: It Takes A Village
Being Dementia Friendly: It Takes A Village Angela Burrow, CDP CADDCT CMDCP Aging in Place is now a mainstream strategy when… Read more »
Re-Inventing Senior Centers
Re-Inventing Senior Centers By Laurie Abounader, Aging Program Administrator at Centralina Area Agency on Aging Senior Centers offer older adults… Read more »
The Program of All-Inclusive Care (PACE)
The Program of All-Inclusive Care (PACE) By Brittany Kearney, MBA, MA, CDP As we age, our healthcare needs change, and… Read more »
Recognizing the Subtle Signs of Grief
Recognizing the Subtle Signs of Grief By Larry Dawalt, M. Div., BCC, CT Unless they come right out and tell… Read more »
Life Together
Life Together By Rev. Walt Windley, IV, Chaplain Preceptor, VIA Health Partners Meet Joyce Carol Vincent, a 38-year-old female born… Read more »
Asset Protection & Medicaid Eligibility: Single Individuals
Asset Protection & Medicaid Eligibility: Single Individuals By Kelli Y. Allen, Elder Law Attorney, Law Office of Kelli Y Allen,… Read more »
Being Dementia Friendly: Healthy Living for your Brain and Body
Being Dementia Friendly: Healthy Living for your Brain and Body By C. Angela Burrow, CDP CADDCT CMDCP A message from Coury… Read more »
Eat The Foods You Love Again
Eat The Foods You Love Again By Dr. Christian Yaste Over the past twenty-five years of practicing dentistry, I have… Read more »
Do People of Faith Grieve?
Do People of Faith Grieve? Brenda F. Atkinson, M.Div.; C.T. Continuing Care Coordinator Thomas McAfee Funeral Home On many occasions… Read more »
