December 2024 Newsletter As we reflect on this season of giving, we’re filled with gratitude for you, our amazing supporters, residents, and team members. You are the true heroes of the S.O.S. story, making a meaningful difference in the lives of so many. This year, with your unwavering support, we’ve expanded our services to more […]
August 2025 | Why Oral Health Matters for Whole-Person Care
August 2025 Wellness starts with a smile! This August, SOS is proud to celebrate National Wellness Month by recognizing the important connection between oral health and overall well-being. A healthy mouth doesn’t just mean fresh breath and bright smiles — it also supports better nutrition, easier social connection, and fewer health complications. For our residents, […]
July 2025 | Oral Health Tips to Get Through the Hot Months
July 2025 Happy July!As we move through the second half of the year, we remain committed to enhancing the quality of life for dependent adults through consistent, compassionate, and preventive oral care. By supporting both residents and the staff who care for them, we help create more comfortable, dignified experiences within the communities we serve. […]
June 2025 | Using OHAT to Measure Outcomes
June 2025 Happy Summer! We’re incredibly thankful for your continued support! This month, we’re excited to share some powerful data from our weekly oral care visits. Stick with us as we break it down—the results are worth it! Tracking Progress with the OHAT Tool In honor of Oral Health Month, we’re excited to share how […]
May 2025 | Supporting Mental Wellness Through Oral Care
May 2025 Mental Health & Oral Health in Senior Living May is Mental Health Awareness Month — a time to recognize the vital connection between emotional well-being and oral health, especially for those living in senior communities. Many residents face challenges like isolation, cognitive decline, or grief, which can lead to: Missed brushing and hygiene […]
April 2025 | Spotlight on Oral Care Awareness
April 2025 Clear the Way for Better Health: April’s Focus on Oral Cancer April marks Oral Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about the importance of early detection and prevention of oral cancer and other serious oral health issues. At SOS – Senior Oral-Health Services, we’re committed to not just providing exceptional oral […]
March 2025 | Bridging the Gap: The Role of Weekly Oral Care in Senior Health
March 2025 Marching into Better Oral Health! March is Oral Health Month, and at SOS, it’s at the heart of everything we do. Our team provides weekly oral care for dependent adults, helping to prevent infections and disease before they start. The reality is, most dental problems happen in between dental visits—especially for those who […]
February 2025 | S.O.S. Featured in the Local News & The Connection Between Cardiovascular & Oral Health
February 2025 Happy February! We’re so grateful for you—our incredible supporters, caregivers, and community members—who make senior oral health a priority. Thank you for being part of the SOS mission! 😊 We’re excited to share that SOS has been featured in two local publications this month! 📰 WNC Business Magazine S.O.S. Senior Oral-Health Services: Supporting […]
January 2025 | A New Year, A New Smile: What’s Happening at SOS
January 2025 A New Year, A New Smile: What’s Happening at SOS Happy New Year from all of us at SOS! We’re excited to kick off 2025 with renewed energy and a deep commitment to supporting the oral health of our senior community. As always, we are grateful for the opportunity to make a difference, […]
December 2024 | A Year in Review for S.O.S.
December 2024 Newsletter As we reflect on this season of giving, we’re filled with gratitude for you, our amazing supporters, residents, and team members. You are the true heroes of the S.O.S. story, making a meaningful difference in the lives of so many. This year, with your unwavering support, we’ve expanded our services to more […]
November 2024 | Why Weekly Oral Care Should Be the Standard for Dependent Adults
November 2024 Newsletter In care communities, such as assisted living and memory care facilities, standard dental recommendations don’t always meet the needs of dependent adults. Many face challenges like limited mobility or cognitive decline that make daily oral care difficult, increasing their risk for serious issues like gum disease, tooth decay, and infections. At SOS […]