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Hospice Workers Share 12 Lessons About Life and Death

Posted on November 3, 2026 - What can those who spend their days caring for people at the end of life teach us about living well? Quite a lot. In recognition of National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, we’re sharing 12 meaningful lessons from hospice workers about life, love, relationships and what matters most. From making time for the people we love to appreciating the little moments, their experiences offer a powerful reminder to live each day with purpose and gratitude.

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USC students join Rice Estate Priorities for a heartwarming Halloween party

Posted on November 1, 2026 - WIS-TV’s Greg Adeline visited Rice Estate and shared what makes this place so special! It’s more than a place to live — it’s a place to laugh, make memories, build friendships, enjoy new adventures, and truly live. Rice loved having the opportunity to show off their amazing residents, incredible team, and all the wonderful things that make Rice Estate feel like home.

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Is “Deprescribing” Right for You?

Posted on October 29, 2026 - As we get older, we may begin to need more medications. Maybe we start out with just one pill to manage blood pressure, then later add one for our cholesterol. Over time, it’s easy to see how chronic conditions can start to stack up, and with them, the number of medications we take. Before we know it, our medicine cabinet is filled with medications we’re currently taking, used to take, or take as needed. And that’s not even counting any over-the-counter supplements or vitamins that may also be in the mix.

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Can your sleep tracker really tell you how well you slept?

Posted on October 29, 2026 - Smartwatches and sleep trackers can offer helpful insights into our nightly rest—but just how accurate are they? A Pittsburgh neuroscientist explains what these devices can (and can’t) tell us about our sleep.

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The Warning Signs of Wandering

Posted on October 22, 2026 - It’s something we see in the news—an elderly loved one is missing, leaving family and community members combing their neighborhood for signs of the missing person. For millions of people who love someone living with dementia, it can be their worst nightmare.

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