Creating Art Helps Seniors Thrive
Creating art, or visual self-expression as scientists call it, improves health and well-being. In fact, according to Christianne Strang, a […]
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Staying Fit with Arthritis
May is National Arthritis Awareness month. More than 50 million Americans are afflicted with arthritis, making it the number one
Horticultural Therapy for Seniors Improves Health and Well-being
According to the American Horticultural Therapy Association (AHTA), horticultural therapy has been improving the minds and spirits of those who
Five Common Elder Financial Fraud Scams – and how to prevent them
Year over year, older adults find themselves victims of some type of financial fraud. All told, according to a 2019
9 Reasons Why Living Zero Energy is Right for Everyone
According to a Pew Research study, 82 percent of Americans are concerned about climate change. With sustainable awareness on the
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10 Online Resources to Battle COVID Boredom in 2021
In Oregon we are closing in on the one-year anniversary of Governor Brown’s historic “Stay-At-Home” order due to COVID-19.” Only
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Beans, beans, the magical fruit.
Black beans, kidney beans, and peas. We love the way they taste, but the potential side effects (excess flatulence) can
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High Energy Celebration of Zero-Energy Neighborhood
On February 12 amid gale rain gusts, The Oaks, Portland’s first-ever net zero energy senior neighborhood, celebrated an Open House
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Menu Nutrition
Each month, we will provide nutrition information on one of our Harvest Grill menu items. We are using the United
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Science Got You Seeing Red?
There’s a chemical reaction that happens in your cake batter that makes red velvet cake red! No red coloring added?
