
Supporting Aging Parents Through Life Changes
A guide on how to support an aging parent through mental health challenges and receiving help. Learn more about Emily Breckenridge
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A guide on how to support an aging parent through mental health challenges and receiving help. Learn more about Emily Breckenridge

We’ll explore what mental health means as we age, common myths and facts, how to recognize signs of depression, anxiety, or memory concerns, and where to find help if you or someone you know needs it. Learn more about Deanna Houck

Exploring compassionate mental-health care for seniors — how Senior Life Solutions support older adults. Learn more about Deanna Houck

Get to know Dr. Kreager as he shares his path to medicine, patient care philosophy, and life beyond work.

Learn what inspired Dr. Museitif’s cardiology career and the advice he shares for a healthy heart.

In this episode, we explore the benefits of in-home care, how to choose a quality home care provider, what questions to ask during consultations, and how to understand costs, insurance, and Medicare with Leslie Luedtke, Executive Director of Village Caregiving in Madison. We also break down common services and how to decide what’s right for your loved one.

Dr. Henningsen discusses his path to orthopedics, patient care, and life beyond work. Learn more about Joseph D. Henningsen, MD

Join us for a conversation with Alayna Hoch as she shares insights into Recreational Therapy, her work in the Geriatric-Psychiatric unit, and the most rewarding parts of her role.

Learn more about Memory Café, a welcoming space for people with memory loss and their care partners to relax, connect, and enjoy a new activity each month.

Recognizing and avoiding pitfalls when leaving the hospital for home, rehab, or another facility.