As we age, the importance of ear and hearing health becomes increasingly critical. With World Hearing Day occurring in March, it’s an opportune moment to delve into why ear and hearing health should be a top priority for everyone, especially seniors. Age-related hearing loss happens to most people as they grow older. Approximately one in […] Read More
A Seattle Daily Times headline in 1907 read: MILLION AND A HALF FOR CHARITY. In current dollars, that would equal over $33 million. And the donor was a woman: Caroline Kline Galland. March is Women’s History Month. As we honor the contributions of women throughout the ages, we dive into Galland’s remarkable legacy, which stands […] Read More
When you hear the phrase “comfort food,” what comes to mind? Do you remember the smell of freshly baked chocolate chip cookies that you used to make with family? Or the warmth of hearty matzo ball soup to nourish your body as it fights a cold? Comfort foods hold a special place in our hearts […] Read More
It’s American Heart Month, which encourages us to literally listen to what our heart needs to be healthy. Heart disease remains a leading cause of mortality worldwide; around one in five U.S. deaths are caused by it. The good news is that you can protect yourself against heart disease – even small actions can make […] Read More
As we age, home transforms from a place of residency to a sanctuary of memories. According to AARP, 77% of people 50 or older want to remain in their homes for the long term; a percentage that has remained consistent for over a decade. Aging in place represents independence, familiarity, and community. It’s an idea […] Read More
Picture this: a regular afternoon at Kline Galland with the usual hum of activity. Suddenly, an impromptu karaoke event takes center stage in the shared lounge. A few people in Human Resources get the singing started. Others build up courage, slowly adding to the parade of performers. Soon, the show is in full swing, with […] Read More
Activity professionals do more than post calendars and don birthday hats; they work to enrich the physical, emotional, and social well-being of residents every day. They balance the needs of individuals and groups, organizing many different events that make a positive impact on residents’ lives. Often considered the heart and soul of communities, Kline Galland’s […] Read More
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month, a timely reminder of how important maintaining healthy eyesight is as we age. Glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness. About 3 million people in the United States have it—but about half of those with this chronic, progressive disease don’t even know they have it! Anyone can get glaucoma, with […] Read More
Although it started later than in 2022, the cold and flu season is back – and more robust than ever. Spikes in cases of influenza, COVID-19, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) are leading news headlines, and all three can be deadly. About 12,000 people have already been hospitalized with the flu this year. The good […] Read More