Rethinking Retirement

How a new generation is redefining community & connection at The Village at Summerville By Tess Farmer Retirement is changing. Today’s older adults aren’t necessarily looking for a quiet place to slow down; they’re looking for a place to keep going. At The Village at Summerville, a Life Plan Community for adults 62 and over, … Read more

Cold & Flu Season Is Coming

Tips for prevention, treatment and knowing when to seek medical care By D.J. Thatcher, RN, NRP As temperatures drop, respiratory viruses make their annual visit. Cold and flu season runs from October through April, according to The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), peaking from December through February. The common cold and flu are both … Read more

The Skinny on Healthcare News

By Jenny Peterson HCA Expands Urgent Care Footprint in the Carolinas HCA Healthcare has acquired 17 urgent care clinics across South Carolina and North Carolina, including several in the Charleston region. The expansion is aimed at increasing access to convenient, non-emergency care as demand for outpatient services continues to grow. EMS Expansion Breaks Ground in … Read more

Best Dressed

Recipes and photos by Lauren Furey The best summer salads are the ones where you make the dressing fresh — a simple step that instantly elevates every bowl. It’s an easy upgrade that carries you salad after salad, turning peak-season produce into something special. Below are some accessible, chef-approved recipes perfect for first-time dressing makers … Read more

Weight Loss, Hormones and GLP-1s

Men vs. Women Still Matters in Modern Medicine By Jenny Peterson There are many different healthcare recommendations for men and women, from ideal body fat percentage to how many alcoholic drinks each can safely have in a day. Historically, healthcare has been male-focused. Clinical trials have often relied heavily on male participants, even for medications … Read more

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