Offering more than just a guide – we provide a comprehensive platform committed to offering valuable resources, practical advice, and compassionate support for families navigating the journey of aging together. Our newsletter covers a wide range of topics, including elder health tips, caregiving strategies, medical assistance resources, and lifestyle advice, tailored to meet the diverse needs of every family member.

Common Illnesses Kids Pick Up in School

Does it ever seem like your school-age child brings home a new infection every few weeks? Kids get a lot of wonderful things in school—math and reading skills, development of social skills to make friends and cooperate with others, learning how to be disciplined and independent—to name just a few. But the unfortunate reality is that school can be a hotspot for bacteria and viruses and a source for lots of common kid illnesses, especially for younger school-age kids whose immune systems are still maturing.

Read More
Diet and Nutrition Leslie Kischer Diet and Nutrition Leslie Kischer

Is Butternut Squash Good for You? Calories, Carbs, and More

Butternut squash is an orange-fleshed winter squash, celebrated for its versatility and sweet, nutty flavor. Though commonly thought of as a vegetable, butternut squash is technically a fruit. It has many culinary uses and makes a great addition to many sweet and savory recipes. Butternut squash is not only tasty but also packs a punch of vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants.

Read More
Tips and Tricks Leslie Kischer Tips and Tricks Leslie Kischer

Good to know

When cleaning up needles or broken glass, you should…

a) Carry the sharp objects to an approved container and dispose.

b) Carry an approved container to the sharp objects and dispose.

c) none of the above

Read More

A Case for Meditation

Stress. It's a killer. In fact, it is THE killer.

Disease (AKA "Dis" "Ease") is caused by stress and it comes in forms of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. Whether it's physical inflammation causing pain or emotional distress causing insomnia or external forces bearing down on us, it is all stress.

Read More

Childhood Obesity Awareness

About 1 in 6 (17%) children in the United States has obesity. Certain groups of children are more affected than others. National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month provides a chance for all of us to learn more about this serious health condition. While there is no simple solution, there are many ways communities can support children with their journey to good health.

Read More

Problem Solving & Rest: Another Look at the Eureka Phenomenon

“It is my belief, you see, that thinking is a double phenomenon like breathing.” – Asimov

If you have ever watched the classic television series House — you’ll find that every medical mystery is solved in the most unusual moments. Without fail, House’s uncanny ability to problem solve, kicks in while he sits in the hospital cafeteria, mid-sentence while talking to a team member or any other situation where he doesn’t outwardly appear to be focusing on the problem on deck.

Read More

United Way - Stuff the Bus

Help Assured Healthcare Staffing Stuff the Bus! We will be taking school supply donations to help students be prepared with what they need for the 2019/2020 school year! We are asking all of our employees, clients, colleagues and friends to join us in this effort. Please stop by our office between June 1st and July 31st with your new school supply items. We will then donate these items to United Way of Lake County to deliver to the community!

Read More
Safety Safety

Bicycle Safety

Important Safety Tips for Bicyclists

Always Ride with Traffic and Follow the Rules of the Road

Don't Ride on the Sidewalk

Be Predictable and Visible

Watch for Turning Traffic

Read More