Vision and Hearing Challenges in the Elderly
As we advance in age, experiencing changes in our vision and hearing is common - but doesn't have to derail our quality of life.
As we advance in age, experiencing changes in our vision and hearing is common - but doesn't have to derail our quality of life.
Medication management challenges become more prounced as we grow older, but the right assisted living facility is well prepared to help.
Fluctuations in biology as people age require changes in hair and skin care - changes that can help seniors to look and feel their best at any age.
Preventative health care is a cornerstone of maintaining health in the later years of life, mitigating potential health issues before they become serious.
While both memory patients and their caregivers may prefer the idea of at-home care, there are many considerations to take into account.
Wandering is not a deliberate act of rebellion or a simple lapse in memory, but instead a direct consequence of dementia's impact on the brain.
You can navigate your memory care visits with grace with this practical advice for those moments when dementia creates barriers to your connection.
When winter blankets most parts of the country with snow and freezing temperatures, Florida remains comfortably warm, providing a respite for seniors in assisted living facilities.
Simple adjustments like maintaining a regular schedule can provide a sense of stability and predictability, reducing anxiety and helping to avoid holiday depression.
This continuum of care approach to aging ensures that as your loved one's needs change, the level of care can adapt right within the same community.