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Diabetes-Friendly Recipe: Greek Bean Salad

Try this simple diabetes-friendly recipe!

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5 safety checks to add to your spring cleaning

Quick safety updates give you peace of mind all year.

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Depression is Never Inevitable

The 7 key messages this psychiatrist emphasizes to patients struggling with depression

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Understanding and Addressing Your Behavioral Health Care Needs: Substance Use Disorders

Shanira Griffith, LCSW, Landmark social work manager, shares tips for managing substance use disorders.

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Understanding and Addressing Your Behavioral Health Care Needs: Anxiety

Shanira Griffith, LCSW, Landmark social work manager, shares tips on what symptoms to look out for and tips for managing anxiety.

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Understanding and Addressing Your Behavioral Health Care Needs: Depression

Shanira Griffith, LCSW, Landmark social work manager, shares tips what symptoms to look out for and tips for managing depression.

Strength Training is Magic for People Over 50

Here’s how you can keep doing it safely

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Social Work Supports Independence

Landmark social worker Lena Johnson discusses how social workers advocate for patient independence. By: Lena Johnson, MSW, LICSW, Social Work Supervisor

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The Greatest Gift for Your Parent? Ask What They Want

Sometimes, adult children think they know what's best for their parents. That's not always the case.

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Keeping your patients home for the holidays and beyond

Landmark brings care into the home 365, including holidays.

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How to Handle Loneliness

Learn how to reduce loneliness and social isolation.

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Holiday Gift Ideas From a 93-Year-Old Great-Grandmother

Socks, slippers and boxes of candy aren't nearly as precious as simple gifts of time — even virtually

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Tips to Managing Winter Blues

Oh, those Winter Blues. Tips to managing stress and depression.

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When Family Traditions End — and How to Start New Ones

There may be sadness at the loss of traditions, but it can also be an opportunity to find meaning in new experiences

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Keeping your loved ones home for the holidays and beyond

Landmark helps keep patients home over the holidays.

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Why All Health Care Providers Need to Be Age-Friendly

Older adults will outnumber children by 2034 and yet the U.S. health care system is not focused on older patient's very specific needs

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Exercise Is a Powerful Tool to Help Fight Dementia. But Which Type Is Best?

Yoga, pilates, HIIT and weight lifting are all good, but some are better at slowing cognitive decline

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What to Do When You Feel Like You Can't Do Anything

My three suggestions after being immobilized due to ankle surgery

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10 Choices That Can Help You Live Longer

An expert's advice on ways to take advantage of 'the longevity revolution'

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Dementia-Friendly ‘Apartment’ Showcases Safer Home Design

The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America unveils a full-scale apartment space customized for people with dementia

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When Communication Styles Divide Aging Parents and Adult Children

Some parents might embrace 'errors of omission' to maintain independence

3 Best Ways to Remain Independent As You Age

The 'Friends Talk Money' podcast hosts on aging in place successfully

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A Senior Move Manager's Personal Lessons in Downsizing

Downsizing reflections from the author of 'Squint: Re-visioning the Second Half of Life'

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Sun Protection and Safety Tips for Seniors

July is UV Safety Month. Stay safe in the summer sun with these tips.