Finding Care After the Unexpected 

After a devastating fall changed her life, Colleen found renewed confidence through coordinated care, ongoing support, and a team committed to helping her thrive.

Beyond the Diagnosis: The Heart of Memory Care

Caregiving often begins long before a dementia diagnosis. Through Cathy's personal story, discover how early support, integrated primary care, and compassionate memory care help individuals living with dementia and the families who love them feel known, supported, and connected.

You can retire from nursing. You cannot retire from caring.

After 45 years as a nurse, Wanda Chernenko knows exactly what great care looks like. Now a resident at Edgewood Village, she shares how a lifetime of caring continues to shape how she experiences healthcare and why connection matters just as much as clinical skill.

ChatGPT Can’t Replace Your Doctor. And It Shouldn’t.

It starts quietly. You feel a little off. Not sick. Not dramatic. Just not yourself. Dinner tastes fine, but you leave a few bites behind. When you stand up, the room tilts slightly. The hallway feels longer than usual.Moments like that create uncertainty. In today’s world, AI and advancements in...

Preventing the Flu, One Step at a Time

This flu season didn’t just knock—it kicked the door down. Across the country, record numbers of flu cases have swept through homes, schools, and workplaces, hitting older adults especially hard. When the flu starts making the rounds, the mission becomes clear: stay one step ahead, and do everything possible to...

Primary Care vs. Urgent Care: What’s the Real Difference?

It starts with a little cough. Or maybe a sore knee that’s been bothering you more than usual. You think, “Should I wait it out? Do I call my primary care provider (PCP)? Head to urgent care?” These moments can be overwhelming, especially when your health and independence are at...

Protect Your Skin from Sun & More!

Summer is here, which means more time outside—and more attention to your skin. Whether you’re dealing with dry, flaky patches or noticing a mole changing shape or color, now is the perfect time to prioritize your skin. Red Flags to Watch For: Moles, Rashes & Itching New, raised, color-changing, or...

The Strength of Primary Care: Your Gateway to Better Health

February is American Heart Month and National Cancer Prevention Month—two vital initiatives with one critical connection: a primary care provider (PCP) can be your first step in preventing or treating heart complications and cancers. Preventing Illnesses & Reducing Risks When you visit your primary care provider, we take time to...

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