Dear Savvy Senior, Can you recommend any resources that offer help to family caregivers?

Car seat safety is instilled in new parents often.

Billions of people across the globe wear corrective lenses to improve their vision.

Aging has long been associated with hearing loss, and that association is not unwarranted.

Injuries that cause leg pain can be debilitating and are very common in competitive and recreation runners.

One of the most challenging struggles for any new parent is the lack of sleep and getting your beautiful new little one on a routine.

Upset stomach is not uncommon. People may experience stomach upset if a meal is too rich or has too many spicy ingredients.

Soft tissue injuries are more common than people may realize. In fact, anyone with an undiagnosed pain in his or her body may be suffering.

My husband and I are moving to a different area of the country to be near our daughter. Will this affect our Medicare benefits?

Lupus is a relatively rare but potentially debilitating autoimmune disease.

While summer is breezy, carefree and fun, there are many reasons to look forward to autumn once September lazily rolls around.

How does Medicare cover in-home health care? My husband has a chronic health condition that makes it difficult for him to leave the house.

Eating less and moving more are the hallmarks of many fitness regimens, especially those designed for people who want to lose weight.

Energy conservation education teaches people to use their energy wisely.

According to CDC.gov, “Respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, is a common respiratory virus that usually causes mild, cold-like symptoms.”

Adults find contact lenses more convenient than traditional eyeglasses for a variety of reasons.

Sunscreen can and should be safely used for children six months and older. You may see that some sunscreens are specifically labeled for bab

Heat-related illness is a serious but preventable health issue that affects many athletes each year.

It usually starts in a young child with a fever, sore throat and then painful blisters on the soles of feet, hands and in the mouth.

Try to eat a variety of vegetables and fruits. You can buy vegetables and fruits fresh, frozen, canned or dried.

Medications are utilized in various ways. Some people take medication to treat issues like headaches or the common cold.

Garlic makes a delicious addition to various meals.

Golf is a challenging, yet skillful game that takes hard work, patience and practice to excel.

Colorectal cancer is caused by an uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in the colon or rectum.

Biking is a great way to get exercise—just be sure to follow these tips!

Life during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has brought with it a number of changes, both positive and negative.

During Mental Health Month, the Mental Health Association in New Jersey is encouraging everyone to pay attention to their mental wellness.

With spring in full bloom and pollen everywhere we look, you may have questions if your symptoms are allergy related or something else.

AtlantiCare’s T.E.A.M. (Teach, Encourage, Assist and Motivate) Diabetes program holds virtual support group meetings.

We often forget how important our shoulders are to us until they hurt.

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has opened eligibility to individuals ages 16 and older as of April 19.

For Dr. Michael Del Rosario, colon cancer is a topic that he is “very motivated to talk about.”

Becoming active is a great way to get your heart health, physical and mental health in line.

If you are awaiting an upcoming appointment to get your COVID-19 vaccination or you have already received it, congratulations.

AtlantiCare hosted a celebration to mark the administration of its milestone 100,000th vaccination at the Atlantic County Megasite.

Can you give me some tips on how to pick a good nursing home in the COVID-19 era? My mother had a stroke while back and can’t use her legs.

Dr. Stephen Struble DC, a local chiropractor, is seeing patients in the Hammonton and other offices of Atlantic County Family Spine & Rehab.

Staying active can help beat the winter doldrums, keep you in shape and ready for spring.

One of the best ways to protect your heart and your health is to sleep well at night.

As you get older your risk for heart disease increases. You need to take big steps to actively monitor your health.

February is American Heart Month, which is a good time to learn about our blood pressure and tips for keeping it in a healthy range.

Proverbs 25:28 “Like a city that is broken into and without walls, is a man who has no control over his spirit.”

Burning calories is often a focal point of weight loss efforts.

Winter is here and freezing temperatures, sleet and snow can cause havoc and injuries.

Diabetes, also called diabetes mellitus, is a group of diseases that result in too much sugar in the blood or high blood glucose.

Regular exercise has been linked to a host of health benefits.

Folic acid is a B vitamin that the body uses to make new cells.

Pelvic floor weakness can result in urinary incontinence or organ prolapse. Incontinence is the involuntary loss of urine.

Many seniors worry about memory lapses as they get older, fearing it may be the first signs of Alzheimer’s disease or dementia.