Don’t live in fear, you can prevent falls!
By Colleen Acker, CareWell BeWell Activities Coordinator The risk of falling can preoccupy your thoughts as you age. It’s a common belief that falls are
Home » Archives for Colleen Acker
By Colleen Acker, CareWell BeWell Activities Coordinator The risk of falling can preoccupy your thoughts as you age. It’s a common belief that falls are
Colleen Acker, CareWell BeWell Activities Program Coordinator As we approach the national day of love and friendship, thoughts naturally turn to romance. Contrary to popular
Colleen Acker, BeWell Activities Program Coordinator Have you seen this strange word? It sounds like work but looks like something much more fun and creative.
by Colleen Acker, CareWell BeWell Activities Coordinator Many people have a desire to become physically active but don’t know where to start. Some people get
Colleen Acker, CareWell BeWell Activities Coordinator Remember when your aunt dressed up like a rapper and danced to a hip-hop song at the family holiday
Colleen Acker, BeWell Activities Coordinator There is nothing shadier than sunglasses without UV protection. A good, quality pair of sunglasses are a crucial part of
Colleen Acker, BeWell Activities Program Coordinator “Dementia is an umbrella term used to describe a range of neurological conditions affecting the brain that get worse
By Colleen Acker, BeWell Activities Coordinator & Cassie Lucas-Moore, Marketing & Outreach Coordinator July brings about thoughts of independence and freedom. The word “independence” can
by Colleen Acker, BeWell Activities Coordinator If you face the daily challenges of living with diabetes, the Diabetes Personal Action Toward Health (PATH) workshops may
By Colleen Acker, BeWell Activities Coordinator When you think of exercise, what comes to mind? Sweaty, out of breath people in tight pants guzzling water
CareWell Services Southwest © 2023
Region 3B Area Agency on Aging, DBA CareWell Services Southwest, is seeking input from the public about the needs of and available services for seniors in Barry and Calhoun counties as a part of its FY 2024-2025 Annual Implementation Plan (AIP) with the Bureau of Aging, Community Living, and Supports, Behavioral and Physical Health and Aging Services Administration, MDHHS. All interested parties are invited to provide input into the development of the AIP at the following public hearings.