Here’s how to make every bite count July 2026 We all know that eating healthy is important. But as we age, nutrition becomes more than just choosing the “right” foods. Getting older doesn’t necessarily mean eating less. It means making every bite count. As we age, our appetite, activity levels and nutritional needs change. … Read more
July 2026 Older adults with chronic illness can find relief, comfort with a palliative care plan Chronic diseases like kidney failure, cancer, dementia and heart failure can all create daily living challenges, but it is possible to live a full life while experiencing complex medical … Read more
July 2026 Until there’s a cure, there’s dementia care that can help older adults live full lives Many of us know someone who is impacted by dementia. The National Institutes of Health estimates over 6 million Americans have the disease, and family caregivers play an … Read more
June 2026 What makes people happy and healthy as they age? According to the popular TED Talk “The Secret to a Happy Life: Lessons from 8 Decades of Research,” the answer is simple: strong relationships. Researchers followed hundreds of people over many decades and found … Read more
Medicaid’s life-changing coverage is worth protecting. Just take a look at PACE. What simple pleasures do you take for granted? Maybe it’s making your coffee just the way you like it each morning, or perhaps it’s being able to walk outside and feel the sun … Read more
A fateful game of bingo marked the beginning of a love story for two Macomb County seniors, tying the knot months later back where they first met. The community at PACE Southeast Michigan in Sterling Heights came together Thursday to celebrate the love between Russell … Read more
We are thrilled to announce Mary Naber, our President and CEO, was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award by the PACE Association of Michigan at the 2024 PACE Day at the Capitol! This award recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to advance the mission … Read more
The U.S. health care system is not set up to improve the quality of life of the most vulnerable, chronically ill, elderly people, especially those who are poor. Older poor people often face loneliness, depression, a lost sense of purpose, and an inability to live … Read more
Jim Mangi never thought he’d be living out the later parts of the plot of Nicholas Sparks’ fictional “The Notebook,” but he is grateful he can stay a block from the Saline dementia treatment center near his wife, Kathleen, who is struggling to remember the … Read more