Senior Care Partners of East Tennessee

09/04/2026

Senior Care Partners will be closed on Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day.

We hope our patients, families, team members, and community enjoy a safe and relaxing holiday. We’ll return to our regular office hours on Tuesday, September 8.

Happy Labor Day from all of us at Senior Care Partners!

09/03/2026

Aging well starts with staying informed, connected, and engaged.

Dr. Kriese recently had the opportunity to speak at the Aging Well & Wise event hosted by DayBreak Dementia Respite. We’re grateful for opportunities like these that bring our community together to learn, share resources, and support older adults and their families.

Thank you to DayBreak Dementia Respite for having Dr. Kriese and for all you do to support families in our community!

09/02/2026

Please join us in wishing a very happy birthday to our Senior Care Partners team members celebrating this September:

Ruby Loss – September 17
Dr. Ovidiu Ghita – September 19
Lori Younce – September 19
Zuma Clark- September 27
Sherry Cisco- September 29

We’re grateful for each of you and the care, dedication, and kindness you bring to our patients, families, and team. We hope you each have a wonderful birthday and a year ahead filled with plenty to celebrate.

Happy Birthday from all of us at Senior Care Partners!

09/01/2026

09/01/2026

September is National Preparedness Month, and emergency planning is especially important for older adults.

A good emergency plan should include more than flashlights and batteries. Seniors and caregivers should also think about medications, mobility needs, emergency contacts, medical information, and what would happen if the power were out or they needed to leave home unexpectedly.

Taking a little time to prepare now can make an unexpected situation much easier to manage later.

08/28/2026

Let’s have a little fun. Finish this sentence:

“You know you grew up in a different generation when __________.”

We have a feeling there are going to be some good answers to this one. Share yours in the comments.

08/27/2026

When you are helping care for an aging parent or loved one, it can sometimes feel like you are expected to have all the answers. You aren’t.

It is okay to ask questions, take notes, bring concerns to appointments, and say when something has changed. Families are often the first people to notice differences in routines, mood, mobility, or overall well-being.

At Senior Care Partners, we believe families are an important part of the care team. Good care starts with communication.

08/26/2026

Summer heat doesn't always affect seniors the way many people expect.

Sometimes the first warning signs aren't obvious. Increased fatigue, changes in appetite, sleeping more than usual, or seeming less interested in normal daily activities may all be subtle clues that an older adult is struggling with the heat.

Our latest blog explains what families and caregivers should watch for during the summer months and shares practical ways to help seniors stay safe when temperatures rise.

At Senior Care Partners, we're committed to helping older adults in Maryville, TN stay healthy, active, and independent through every season.

08/25/2026

What's the Best Advice You've Ever Received? Many of life's greatest lessons come from experience.

What's one piece of advice that has stayed with you over the years?

Share it in the comments. Your words may encourage someone else today.

08/22/2026

Feeling Well Doesn't Mean You Should Skip Your Checkups

Many health conditions develop gradually and may not cause noticeable symptoms right away. Regular visits with your healthcare provider can help identify changes early, answer questions, and keep you on track with your overall health goals.

Preventive care is one of the most important tools for maintaining health and independence as we age. At Senior Care Partners, we're proud to provide personalized care focused on the whole person.