Why I Walk to End Alzheimer’s by Tom Rotz

Every year, The Alzheimer’s Association Walk to Ends Alzheimer’s is the world’s largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s research, support and care. Walks are held in more than 600 communities nationwide, including Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. … <!– Continue reading –>

Five Tips for Dementia Care Partners

On Saturday, May 9, Beth Nolan, PhD, will offer a guest lecture at The Kenwood by Senior Star on “How to speak Alzheimer’s” from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. She will discuss brain changes that affect interactions or communication with environments, … <!– Continue reading –>

Five Nutrition Tips for Common Senior Deficiencies

Malnutrition is common among seniors, and recently we asked our consultant dietitian at The Kenwood, Cindy Hargett, how to combat these common deficiencies such as lack of protein and micro-nutrients including Vitamins A, B, D, Folic Acid and more. Hargett shared … <!– Continue reading –>

As Winter Weather Worsens, Seniors At Risk

With the snow coming this weekend, we thought we would share some tips for seniors or those caring for their aging parents during this winter weather: Snow and ice, especially black ice, present scary opportunities for falls. Walk arm-in-arm with … <!– Continue reading –>