Palliative and Hospice Care
If you are a family member of a patient with a life-limiting illness, you've likely heard the terms hospice care and palliative care.
Speech Therapy for Your Aging Parent
Speech therapy is beneficial for individuals of any age but can be especially helpful to those who rely on quality communication with doctors and family.
When a Parent Dies – Dealing with Grief
While we may understand the reality of mortality more comprehensively than when we were younger, does that make the death of a parent any easier? Does our grief diminish because our parents lived a long life?
Unexpected Benefits of Your Smartphone
If you are a senior citizen who thinks that you don't need a "newfangled" phone, you may want to take a look at all of the incredible and unexpected uses for your new smartphone.
Natural Mood Boosting Strategies
While experiencing sadness is normal, there are natural mood boosting strategies you can utilize to feel happier and start smiling again.
Prevent Financial Exploitation
Unfortunately, seniors are often the victims of financial exploitation - and when they are isolated, the risk is even more prevalent.
New Year Resolutions for Seniors
Resolutions foster a sense of purpose and a positive attitude, both of which have been shown to reduce the potential for tangible health issues such as heart disease and dementia.
Holidays, the Elderly, and Loneliness
Loneliness for the elderly is prolific, but the combination of the holidays and the continued crisis can make isolation feel worse at this time of year.
Should You Open a Joint Bank Account with Mom?
There are pros and cons to creating a joint bank account with your aging parent. Before you head off to the bank, consider these facts.
7 Gift Ideas for Your Mom or Grandmom
Gift ideas are inpsired by the personality and favorite pastimes of your loved one - so find a gift that reflects those interests.