Category: Resident Well-Being & Lifestyle

When the temperature rises, staying comfortable isn’t only about keeping your body cool — your hair and scalp deserve comfort, too. Heat and humidity can

As we age, hair often becomes finer, drier, or more fragile. Many people also notice increased scalp sensitivity, more breakage, or uneven growth. For some,

As a facility manager or nurse, you see it every day: hair changes are part of aging—and they’re rarely “just cosmetic.” Medications, hormonal shifts, hydration

Your nurses and carers are there to help you, but they are often very busy. The good news is that with a little communication, you

When you visit your parent or loved one in care, you check their mood, their room, and their general health. But do you check their

As the weather warms up, your residents’ care plans change—hydration increases, and sun protection becomes a priority. But are you adjusting their haircare routine for

We know that some days you have lots of energy, and other days you just want to relax. Your hair shouldn’t be a chore. That’s

As our loved ones grow older, their hair naturally changes—often in ways that feel sudden or unfamiliar. Maybe you’ve noticed their once-thick hair becoming softer,

Nurses and care staff are the unsung heroes of resident comfort. While you juggle medication rounds and care plans, you also end up being the

This time of year is often filled with family visits, shared meals, and moments of gratitude. Whether you are celebrating Thanksgiving traditions or simply enjoying