by adavid | Sep 17, 2025 | Center News, Health & Well Being, Lifestyle, Nutrition
By Danielle Maguire, RDN, Nutrition Program Director Remember those root vegetables you tucked into the soil last spring? They’re finally ready for their autumn harvest – and you’ll spot plenty at local farmers’ markets and grocery aisles, too! Fall vegetables are...
by adavid | Aug 19, 2025 | Center News, Health & Well Being, Lifestyle, News
Join Us for a Special Event on Friday, September 19th from 12-3 pm An interactive afternoon with the Friends of the Pere Marquette Rail Trail and other local vendors, where you’ll have an opportunity to spend time on the Hall of Fame trail with other outdoor...
by adavid | Aug 19, 2025 | Health & Well Being, Lifestyle, Volunteer
by Allison Rossi Utter, Volunteer & Community Outreach Manager This September, we’re proud to recognize Steve Kin as our Volunteer of the Month! If you’ve met Steve, you’ve likely been greeted with his gentle smile and kind spirit. “Steve is very kind...
by adavid | Jul 18, 2025 | Health & Well Being, Nutrition
By Danielle Maguire, RDN, Nutrition Program Director Constipation is a common issue among older adults. As we get older, several factors increase our risk including slower digestion, reduced physical activity, dehydration, or medication’s side effects. Everyone’s...
by adavid | Jun 18, 2025 | Center News, Health & Well Being, Lifestyle, Seasons Adult Day Health Services
Each year during the second week of July, we celebrate National Therapeutic Recreation Week—a time to raise awareness about the meaningful role recreation plays in the lives of individuals facing physical, mental, or emotional challenges. This year, we honor it from...
by adavid | Jun 18, 2025 | Center News, Health & Well Being, Lifestyle, Nutrition
By Trena Winans, Director of Education and Community Outreach Those of us who work to serve older adults have long recognized the incredible positive impact that attendance at our Activity and Dining Centers has on the people who frequent them. People often use the...
