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Join Ken Haglind each Saturday at noon as he hosts the Living Healthy and Aging Well radio show. This show is about your health and your life and provides important information to help you throughout life’s journey. We cover a broad range of topics including wellness, health care, elder care, end-of-life care and care giver support. Each week we bring you passionate health and wellness professionals to offer guidance on preparing for the various stages of life’s transitions. Our guests provide insights and recommendations on how to navigate the complexities and challenges of managing both you and your loved one’s health and how to improve and enjoy your quality of life as you age. Tune in every Saturday at noon for the Living Healthy and Aging Well radio show. And learn more on the official show page at LivingHealthyAgingWell.com
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Living Healthy and Aging Well
Nishi Shah, President and Owner of Homewatch CareGivers of East St. Paul, joins host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” for a conversation about what it truly takes to help older adults age safely, independently, and with dignity at home. Nishi shares how her nurse-led team supports seniors and their families through personal…
Living Healthy and Aging Well
Tom Maher, Office Manager and Andy Mickel, Board Vice Chair at Twin Cities Men’s Center, join host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” to discuss their 50th anniversary celebration. The Twin Cities Men’s Center equips men with resources to develop healthy and mature masculinities, building stronger family and community relationships. For 50 years,…
Living Healthy and Aging Well
Becca Shultz, Program Manager, and Trisha Kluck, Training Manager at Partners in Community Supports, join host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well”. PICS (Partners in Community Supports), a subsidiary of Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota, is a non-profit organization formed to expand choices and improve services for individuals with identified needs, older adults,…
Living Healthy and Aging Well
Patty Merker, owner of The Comfort Homes, joins host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” to discuss her personal and professional experience in elder care coordination and end-of-life care. Patty is a Licensed Social Worker and Accredited Case Manager, and has years of experience in Transitional Care Units (TCU), skilled nursing homes, dementia…
Living Healthy and Aging Well
Angela Woosley, licensed mortician at Inspired Journeys, joins host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” to discuss her work at the Midwest’s first woman-owned and client-centered natural deathcare provider. Inspired Journeys is a funeral home with a different approach to life, death, and the beautiful journey in between. They are proud to be…
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