National Immunization Awareness Month As we celebrate National Immunization Awareness Month this August, it’s the perfect time to discuss the importance of vaccines, especially for our senior community. Vaccinations play a critical role in keeping everyone healthy, from children heading back to school to older adults preparing for the winter months. Here are the top […] Read More
Enjoy the parks the the Emerald city has to offer There’s a reason Seattle is nicknamed the Emerald City: lush greenery is found throughout the city during the entire year. This renowned natural beauty is in great part due to Seattle’s abundant local parks. With over 400 green spaces, the city offers an incredible variety […] Read More
Celebrate National Be A Kid Again Day This Month Pablo Picasso famously said, “It takes a long time to grow young,” highlighting a profound truth about aging—that staying young at heart is a choice. National Be a Kid Again Day is on July 8, a time to embrace your inner child and be carefree, and […] Read More
Understanding the Signs and Taking Action for Brain Health What Is Dementia? Dementia is not a single disease; it’s an overall term, like heart disease, that covers a wide range of specific medical conditions, including Alzheimer’s disease. Disorders grouped under the general term “dementia” are caused by abnormal brain changes. These changes trigger a decline […] Read More
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is often associated with younger individuals and recent traumatic experiences, but PTSD can affect individuals of any age at any time, including seniors. As older adults navigate the complexities of aging, past traumas can resurface, significantly affecting their mental and physical well-being. June is PTSD Awareness Month and a reminder to […] Read More
Taking Men’s Health Seriously: Tips for a Longer, Healthier Life Does an apple a day keep the doctor away? Only if you aim it well enough. All (dad) joking aside, men’s health is an important if sometimes overlooked topic. On average, men die five years sooner than women and are at higher risk for many […] Read More
Mothers have a profound influence on us – as individuals and as a society. Mother’s Day is a chance to celebrate the nurturing, loving, and indomitable spirit of caregiving. At Kline Galland, we see the remarkable stories and insights from mothers who have lived rich, vibrant lives. This Mother’s Day, as we honor our mothers […] Read More
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Volunteering at Kline Galland As National Volunteer Week approaches (April 21-27), we are celebrating the incredible impact that volunteers have on communities around the world. In 2021, nearly 61 million U.S. adults dedicated 4.1 billion hours to volunteering, estimating the economic value of those hours at about $123 billion. From lending a helping hand to […] Read More
How do you want to live? Advance care planning is like a roadmap for your future. It’s a way to make decisions about possible medical treatments in case you’re unable to advocate for yourself. And, contrary to what most people think, it’s not just for seniors or those toward the end of life – it’s […] Read More
