What Older Adults Should Know About the COVID-19 Vaccine
Chicago Methodist Senior services is incredibly fortunate to have received our first round of COVID-19 vaccinations. A significant portion of
Using Music to Heal During COVID-19
Here in Illinois, we're fast approaching a month since Gov. J.B. Pritzker ordered us to shelter-in-place. The order forced us
Three Ways for Older Adults to Stay Safe, Sane and Healthy during the COVID-19 Outbreak
During this turbulent, uncertain time, all older adults should be equipped with the best information possible to ensure they are
The Importance of a Nutritious Diet for Older Adults
Making informed and educated decisions about a nutritious diet is one of the best ways an older adult can stay
Living Well: Adult Day Services: Assisting in Your Loved One’s Care
Many aging adults want to maintain their independence, but it's not always possible to be fully independent. Some people may
Three Simple Ways Seniors Can Prevent Dehydration
With the dog days of summer at hand, proper hydration is a priority. Though older adults can become dehydrated quickly,
Living Well: How to Avoid Heat Stroke for Seniors
Enjoy summer safely by learning tips to avoid heat stroke for seniors from Dr. Andrew Repasy, a geriatric medicine specialist
How a Short-Term Rehab Plan Can Help You
Little-known information about inpatient rehabilitation after a hospital stay.
No Gym Membership? No Problem: Three Ways to Stay Fit At Home and In Your Community
We all know there are important health benefits of exercise, especially as we get older. But paying for a gym
Respect Your Elders: Yuichiro Miura
#RespectYourElders: Yuichiro Miura (born 1932) is a Japanese alpinist and the oldest man to climb Mount Everest, which he accomplished
Wesley Place Featured on ABC 7 Chicago
On February 17, 2016, Random Acts of Flowers, a nonprofit organization which delivers bouquets to individuals in healthcare facilities throughout Chicago, stopped
3 Ways Aging Leads to a Better Life
Mary Ann Spina, a Pastoral Associate at Holy Cross Church in Deerfield, Il, recently hosted an event at Chicagoland Methodist Senior Services focused on turning around the perception that because our bodies age, seniors can’t enjoy life as much - or even more than - they ever have before.
The Importance of Spiritual Health As We Grow Older
Do you view aging as a spiritual journey as well as a physical one? Spirituality can help older individuals approach aging in a meaningful, positive way.
Embracing the Holiday Season After a Loss
The holiday season can be an especially tough time for those who have lost a loved one. Though there is no simple way to banish grief, nor is there one right way to deal with the difficult emotions you likely feel, there are a number of ways to make the holiday season a bit easier for yourself.
Taking Care of your Skin
Did you know that skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States? And the main way of getting this disease is through ultraviolet rays from the sun. While a little Vitamin D from the sun is good for us, too much exposure can be extremely harmful to our bodies.
How to Keep Older Loved Ones Safe in Hot Temperatures
So how can you help keep your older loved ones safe in hot temperatures?
2015 Health Resolution #4: See Your Doctor
Tips for making the most of your next doctor's appointment.
Health Resolution #3: Eat Right
Nutrition guidelines that we can all follow to stay healthy and feel great.
Health Resolution #2: Strengthen the Body
Benefits of exercise for senior citizens and tips for staying active.
2015 Health Resolution #1: Strengthen the Mind
Five tips to help your mind stay sharp throughout 2015.
Are Your Older Loved Ones Really Ready for Winter?
It’s December and winter is in full force! The temperatures are dropping, snow will soon fall and harsh winds will
Five Ways to Help Those with Memory Problems Cope During the Holidays
The excitement of the holiday season can become stressful for anyone: from shopping for gifts and cooking lavish meals, to
Tips to Help Care for a Stroke Survivor
Caring for someone who has had a stroke is a challenge. The new responsibilities can be both physically and mentally
Wesley Place Introduces Orthopedic “Post-Hab”
While getting healthy is important, staying healthy is just as imperative to keeping an active lifestyle. That is why Wesley
CARF Accreditation: Wesley Place’s Commitment to Excellence
As those who have had to choose among competing rehabilitation facilities can attest, determining the best rehab provider can be