Congratulations to former Sherman Former Sherman Mayor David Plyler — a familiar face to our readers and a leader who continues to move North Texas forward. He received TxDOT’s prestigious “Road Hand” Award, honoring decades of work in the community.

Winter can shift our mood more than we realize. Our latest piece digs into why the season feels heavier—and the small, steady habits that can make it brighter. A thoughtful read on caring for yourself through the winter blues. livingwellmag.com/finding-light-…

Winter brings a higher risk of slips, falls, and orthopedic injuries. This guide from the Orthopedic Institute of North Texas shares simple, practical tips to help you stay active and injury-free this season. #LivingWell #WinterWellness

Some years you chase stories. This year, the stories found us. From doctors doing truly meaningful work to well-known names willing to speak candidly about where they are in life, these covers reflect conversations we actually enjoyed having.

Merry Christmas, friends. Living well doesn’t happen alone, and we’re genuinely thankful for this community. Hope today brings you good company and a little breathing room. Live well!

A new year doesn’t have to start with big resolutions. Sometimes it starts with paying attention. In Living Well Magazine, we explore why preventative screenings are one of the smartest ways to begin the year informed and prepared. livingwellmag.com/stay-ahead-wit…

A new year doesn’t fix much on its own. But it does give us another stretch of days to pay attention, make better choices when we can, and live well in the ways that actually matter. Here's to an impactful 2026!

It's time for your first #FunnyFriday of 2026! We hope we can help you find everything you're looking for this New Year!

Living well often comes down to the care we receive when we need it most. Now open, Denton Rehabilitation offers skilled nursing and restorative therapies in a setting designed to support comfort, dignity, and recovery—one person at a time.

The January/February issues of Living Well are officially out. Four covers. Four regions. One smart, thoughtful read that feels right on time, featuring trusted insights from medical and legal professionals alongside stories that explore health and life well lived.

Dr. Matthew Adams, a retinal specialist known for his clear explanations and steady, patient-first approach, treats complex conditions like macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, and retinal tears at Texas Macula & Retina

Living well isn’t about slowing down—it’s about knowing why you’re still moving. Our latest Living Well celebrity feature with Sylvester Stallone explores what keeps him going and evolving. Read it here: livingwellmag.com

Back pain has a way of creeping into everything—how you move, how you sleep, how you feel by the end of the day. Knowing when it’s time to bring in a specialist can make all the difference. This is a reminder from our friends at Texas Back Institute on what not to ignore.

Some of the most important healthcare conversations start with a simple question. In her Dear Olivia Q&A, Olivia Rogers explains why early palliative care can make a meaningful difference for patients and families navigating chronic illness.

Caregivers give so much of themselves—often without support in return. Nancy Jackson, MBA, shares why caregiver support groups matter when the weight feels heavy and the questions feel endless. livingwellmag.com/caregiving-whe…

Noticing changes in how you hear—especially in conversations or noisy spaces? A hearing evaluation can offer clarity. Kenneth Sheppard, Jr., LFDHI, and Jill Sheppard, B.S., SLP/Audiology serve North Texas patients at HearCare

Joint pain can quietly limit how you move, work, and live. That’s where experience matters. Dr. Kwame A. Ennin, MD, MBA, is a fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeon with Texas Joint Institute, specializing in hip and knee replacement surgery, including complex cases.

We’ll keep our eye on the important stuff. Dr. Matthew Adams, MD, MBA is known for treating serious retinal conditions with precision, clarity, and a calm bedside manner patients truly appreciate. At Texas Macula & Retina, he’s built a practice around access, trust, and results.

Some habits don’t announce themselves loudly — but they still manage to test everyone’s patience. In this Living Well article, we take a closer look at the small, everyday behaviors that quietly drive people crazy. livingwellmag.com/annoying-habit…

Healthy feet. Confident steps. That’s the goal—and these docs deliver. @poddoctors