Parkinson’s Disease Explained
Parkinson’s disease (PD) is most often diagnosed in persons over the age of 60, and is therefore often considered a "senior citizen's disease. In fact, only 4% of Parkinson's cases occur before the age of 50.
Senior Citizen Relationships and Dating
Whether looking for love or ready to meet a new friend, don't be intimidated. Senior citizen relationships can bring companionship back into your life.
4 Suggestions – Touring an Assisted Living Facility
You'll want to make sure that the community offers the level of care you require, that the staff is friendly and competent and that the facility is safe and well-maintained.
Assisted Living Levels of Care
All assisted living facilities offer various levels of care, and each level is designed around building variables and the capabilities of each resident.
Florida Assisted Living Laws and Regulations
There are many laws and regulations which govern how your loved one will be treated in an assisted living facility. Here are some of the basic Florida assisted living laws and regulations you should know about.
Wheelchair Challenges – and Tips to Overcome
This blog will outline three of the more frustrating obstacles wheelchair users often encounter, as well as some suggestions on how to cope.
Managing Anger in Old Age
Do seniors get grumpier as they age? They may, and it could affect their health - which is why managing anger is so important
Is Alzheimer’s Disease Genetic?
If you have a loved one who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, many concerns arise. Of course, you are worried about your family member. But you may also be wondering if Alzheimer's is genetic and therefore heriditary.
The Importance of Medical History
According to the AARP, recording and maintaining your medical information in one place allows you to be your own best advocate
Newly Approved Alzheimer’s Drug Debated
On June 7, 2021, the FDA approved Aduhelm, the first new Alzheimer’s drug in nearly two decades. The announcement comes amid warnings from experts.