Introducing “Living Well with Joe”: A New Video Series from Transitions Healthcare North Huntingdon
At Transitions Healthcare North Huntingdon, we’re committed to supporting the health, safety, and independence of the seniors in our community. That’s why we’re excited to introduce a brand-new video series: “Living Well with Joe”.
This series is hosted by our very own Director of Rehabilitation, Joe Wega, who brings years of experience in helping older adults improve their mobility, strength, and overall quality of life. Through short, engaging video segments, Joe will share practical tips and demonstrations designed to help seniors stay safe and healthy at home and beyond.
What You Can Expect
Each video in the “Living Well with Joe” series will cover topics that matter most to older adults and their caregivers, including:
- Fall prevention strategies to reduce risks at home and in the community.
- Simple exercises to build balance, flexibility, and strength.
- Healthy lifestyle habits that support mobility and independence.
- Practical safety tips for everyday activities.
Joe’s approachable style and professional expertise make these videos easy to follow, whether you’re an older adult yourself or caring for a loved one.
Why This Matters
As we age, maintaining mobility and independence becomes more challenging. Small adjustments in daily routines, combined with safe exercise and awareness, can make a big difference in preventing injuries and improving quality of life. With “Living Well with Joe”, we’re bringing these important resources directly to you, in a format that’s simple, accessible, and actionable.
Stay Connected
The “Living Well with Joe” series will be shared regularly on Transitions Healthcare’s website, YouTube channel and social media platforms. We invite you to follow along, try the tips at home, and share the videos with friends and family who may benefit.
Because at Transitions Healthcare North Huntingdon, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to live well—today, tomorrow, and for years to come.