For anyone age 65 and older, falls are an extremely serious threat. Up to one out of four seniors will experience a fall, and after …Read More
Caring for a Loved One Following an Early Stage Alzheimer’s Diagnosis: Part 1 of 3
Receiving the news that an older family member has been given an early stage Alzheimer’s diagnosis is life-changing. Thinking through the various aspects and factors associated …Read More
Heart Health Tips for Seniors During Heart Awareness Month and Beyond
“Your heart is the softest place on earth. Take care of it!” – Nayyirah Waheed You can’t escape them during this time of the year: …Read More
Top Tips for Minimizing the Effects of Sundowning with Alzheimer’s
As the sun begins to set, most of us can relax after a long day and plan for a quiet evening to unwind – unless …Read More
Six Ways In-Home Care Services Can Reduce Loneliness in the Elderly
Isolation. Fear. Loneliness. The pandemic has wreaked havoc on all of us in one way or another, but for the elderly in particular, the seclusion …Read More
New Year, New You: Discover the Benefits of Exercise for the Elderly with Chronic Conditions
While staying safe at home has become our new normal, that doesn’t mean we should spend our time stagnant in front of the TV! For …Read More
The Benefits of Keeping a Daily Journal for Family Caregivers
With the new year just on the horizon, now is a perfect time to consider new strategies which will help you be a more effective …Read More
A Healthy Diet for Older Adults Keeps Cholesterol in Check During the Holidays and Year-Round
From November to January, a healthy diet for older adults can be especially challenging during holiday and family get-togethers. For individuals with high cholesterol, however, …Read More
The Questions to Ask When Planning Long Term Care for Aging Parents
Being together over the holidays is a good time to get caught up and an ideal time to have discussions about long term care for …Read More
Tips to Help Seniors Overcome Age-Related Cognitive Impairment
Forgetfulness. Confusion. Disorientation. These as well as other impacts of cognitive decline make life challenging for seniors and those who care for them, and may …Read More