It’s a story we hear often: someone finally seeks answers for their lower back pain and receives a discouraging diagnosis. They have osteoarthritis, or even more frightening, something called degenerative […]
General Health
The Willows Distinction: Laugh, Learn, Move With Friends
The benefits of community living are too immeasurable to count; however, socialization always hits the Top 10 list of perks. At The Willows of Easley, residents love the perk of […]
Combating Muscle Loss with Physical Therapy: Essential Strategies for Aging Adults
Aging brings both joy and challenges, especially when it comes to maintaining muscle mass. It’s inevitable that as we age, individuals experience a decline in muscle strength, known as sarcopenia. […]
Willows of Easley: Live Life to the Fullest
Walking Club, Billiards Competition, Movie Matinee, Bible Study, Trivia Tuesday, Lunch and Learn: A Grand Tour of Italy, Chair Yoga, University Program are just a few examples of the weekly […]
The Key to Long-Term Wellness
Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass; it’s about embracing the opportunity to thrive, even in challenging times. But what if you find it hard to ‘dance’ through […]
Navigating the Transition: Recognizing When It’s Time for Senior Living
As we journey through life, transitions are inevitable. For many seniors and their families, one of the most significant transitions can be the decision to move into a senior living […]
Physical Therapy: Your First Defense Against Orthopedic Aches & Pains
In today’s fast-paced world, our bodies often bear the brunt of various stresses. Whether it’s sitting for long hours or engaging in demanding physical activities, addressing orthopedic aches promptly is […]
Helping Senior Dogs Enjoy Their Final Years
Was it only yesterday that you brought home that bouncy, four-legged furball with the squeaky bark and the mischievous eyes? Just how long did it take for your newest family […]
Beloved Football Coach Gets Back In The Game: The Jeff Tate Story
Longtime Wren High School head football coach and athletic director Jeff Tate was only sleeping about two to three hours a night – sometimes sitting upright in a recliner to […]
Spring Forward; Fall Back? The Question Remains
In 1784, an elderly Benjamin Franklin unexpectedly awakened early one morning in the otherwise sleeping city of Paris. If nothing more than to tease his host city, he penned an […]
A Spoonful of Laughter Helps Life Go Down
Laughter is the best medicine, or so they say. I have no quarrel with that idea. In fact, I endorse it. But I’d suggest that penicillin ought to rank pretty […]
Better Health – A Laughing Matter
“I think laughter is everything. I need it like water, sun and sleep,” said Melissa Sanderson, 50, of Columbia. “I feel elated, stress-relieved, alive … and, if it’s really good, […]