Expert Thinking
Our team of experts has a passion for providing quality care to
all of our patients and residents. Their knowledge, experience and
enthusiasm are a large part of the reason that Golden Living is a
leader in post-acute healthcare today.
Careers and Culture
Celebrate National Assisted Living Week
| posted September 11, 2011
It’s National Assisted Living Week September 11-17, 2011, and we’re celebrating the residents that live in our 16 Golden Living Communities and the volunteers, family members, staff and others who bring to these communities the care, attention and time they deserve.
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Disease Management
Making the Most of Your Mammogram
| posted January 18, 2012
Mammograms save lives. But do you know how they work, what they’re looking for, when to get one and how to make the most of your exam? We’ve rounded up all that information for you below, so read on to learn more.
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Signs of Parkinson’s Disease
| posted April 21, 2011
Parkinson's disease is one of the most common nervous system disorders of the elderly, most often developing after age 50.
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Dementia & Alzheimer’s
World Alzheimer’s Month
| posted September 26, 2011
This is World Alzheimer’s Month, a time to bring awareness to this devastating disease. Although we see much progress in treatment, it’s still progressive and incurable.
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Diabetes Management
Navigate the holidays with diabetes
| posted November 17, 2010
The holidays are a great time to spend with family and friends, but for someone with diabetes it can also be a stressful period of trying to decide what to eat, how much to eat and what the effect will be on blood glucose (sugar) level.
Food is a central part of the holidays we celebrate –...
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Medication Management
Is Acetaminophen Safe?
| posted February 07, 2012
Every year, there are a growing number of cases of liver failure related to acetaminophen that require a visit to the emergency department. Doctors see 56,000 of these cases and with 100 deaths related to this common drug. How can it be used safely?
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Nutrition
Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Bacon
| posted December 20, 2011
Many people are hesitant to try Brussels sprouts, but adding some bacon is the perfect way to get them to change their minds! Brussels sprouts are high in vitamin C, vitamin A, vitamin K and fiber. They’ll also add a pop of color to your holiday plate.
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Green Beans with Almonds
| posted December 07, 2011
Many traditional holiday dishes are quite heavy. This year, skip the green bean casserole and add some fresh green beans to your table for a pop of color. Green beans are a very good source of fiber, vitamin A and vitamin C. Enjoy!
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Cardiac rehab
Technology
Nintendo Wii® Makes Exercise Therapy Fun at Golden LivingCenters
| posted April 06, 2010
As a Therapeutic Programs Consultant, I’m always looking for new, exciting ways to get the patients and residents at Golden LivingCenters interested and engaged in their therapy programs. For some time now, I’ve been a fan of the Nintendo Wii® and all the possibilities it offers for therapy options....
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Wellness
Memory Loss Prevention
| posted August 26, 2011
Forgetfulness does increase as we age—there's no two ways about it. But the normal memory loss we experience can often be lessened. Here's how.
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Rehabilitation
Coping with Age-Related Hearing Loss
| posted February 15, 2012
Almost 35 million children and adults in the U.S. have hearing loss and many of them do not know that a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) can help them adjust to this new condition and have a life full of meaningful communication.
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