One of every five seniors over the age of 65 develops limited mobility. Seniors with limited mobility often need help when leaving the home, getting ready for the day, and running basic errands. Without help, many seniors might become isolated in their homes. Preventing some of the causes of limited…
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Caregivers deserve to feel appreciated and valued, which is why your family should offer support and praise as often as possible. Showing your gratitude could boost a caregiver’s confidence and emotional health. Below you’ll find ways to thank a caregiver in your family who is helping your senior loved one….
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A significant number of seniors living with Parkinson’s will develop dementia as the disease progresses. Their thinking skills and ability to make sound decisions may decrease, and they’ll require assistance from others. Below you’ll find some of the reasons seniors with Parkinson’s are at higher risk for dementia and what…
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Some seniors have been diligent savers and investors for many years, while others primarily rely on social security, pensions, or retirement benefits. Regardless of what applies to your senior loved one in terms of how he or she receives income, there are certain financial risks that can affect older adults…
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From aching joints to issues with digestion and an increased risk of developing various conditions, many aspects of getting older aren’t all that pleasant. On the flip side, there are plenty of wonderful things about being in the later stages of life that older adults often appreciate. Below, you’ll find…
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Older adults who regularly engage in physical activity are better able to stave off a number of health problems. Exercise enables the cardiovascular system to function more efficiently. Blood circulation increases, which provides nourishment to all the organ systems. Muscles and bones grow stronger while seniors become more flexible and…
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As a family caregiver, it’s important to be focused on your senior loved one’s health and wellbeing. While it’s certainly understandable to instinctively put your loved one’s needs first, this doesn’t mean you should ignore what’s good for your own physical and mental health. Ultimately, the healthier you are, the…
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Ringing in another year is something people of all ages can do in one way or another. Luckily, there’s no shortage of activities an aging adult can enjoy this New Year’s Eve (NYE). Below we offer some appropriate, fun, and festive suggestions that also offer additional mental and physical benefits…
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Being surrounded by medical professionals has its benefits, but there are certain disadvantages as well. Therefore, your family should develop a proper care plan that leads to a healthy recovery for your senior loved one rather than failed treatment and hospital readmission. Here are some of the reasons hospital readmissions…
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Recovery from a stroke typically involves an intense physical therapy program in a supervised setting. Another important part of recovery for stroke survivors is what’s done at home to provide safe and effective physical and mental stimulation. Below you’ll find suggestions for at-home activities you can encourage your senior loved…
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