Keeping sugar and salt intake in check is essential for older adults to stay as healthy as possible, as they are already at elevated risk for diabetes, high blood pressure, autoimmune disorders, obesity, liver, and heart disease.
If you are a family member of a senior living in an adult residence, now is the time to begin planning ways to make their Thanksgiving special.
Concentrating on nutrition, exercise, and stress management can help seniors to boost immunity and defend against viruses, bacteria, and cold and flu.
Helping your senior loved one rediscover the motivation to meet people, stay engaged, and take care of themselves is one of the best things you can do for them.
In-home care refers to hiring a caregiver who will come into the home and help with daily activities to the extent they are needed.
Selling a family home is overwhelming and emotional for everyone - but may be especially difficult for a senior with decades of memories.
Caregivers can work to develop practical, effective, and meaningful activities to help Alzheimer's patients to engage with others.
It is essential to help your loved ones identify and avoid scams. This article will discuss the signs, risks, and most common methods of senior scams.
Careful planning and assistance from caregivers can give their senior diabetic encouragement to conquer the disease.
One of the fastest growing models for senior care in the United States is memory care. While memory care facilities offer many of the same services and amenities as other types of residences, they offer significant advantages to the elderly population.