Comfort and dignity: A closer look at hospice care
Originally featured in Democrat & Chronicle, June 12th 2025 Facing the end of a loved one’s life can feel overwhelming. The emotional weight, difficult choices and uncertainty about what lies ahead create one of the most challenging times a family can experience. That’s where hospice care teams can step in, offering not just medical […]
Recognizing Elder Abuse Awareness Day: How You Can Help Protect Older Adults
Originally shared by Charles Schwab. June 15 marks Elder Abuse Awareness Day, a time for communities around the world to come together and raise awareness about the challenges many older adults face—and our shared responsibility to protect and support them. One of the most troubling and often overlooked forms is financial abuse, which involves […]
What It Means to Care: A Wedding at the Leo Center
By Michael E. McRae President & CEO, St. Ann’s Community June 2nd, 2025 Meaningful moments unfold every day at the Leo Center for Caring—quiet acts of love and connection that leave a lasting impression. But every so often, one of those moments stands out in a way that gently reminds us why this work is […]
Ask St. Ann’s – The Prescription For Fall Prevention
By Becky Carney Question: What is the leading cause of injury for adults aged 65 and older? A. Car accidents B. Risky dance moves C. Falls The answer, according to the Centers for Disease Control, is falls. CDC data shows that 1 in 4 older adults report falling each year. Of those, 37% had an injury […]