Is Aging in Place Right for You?
Aging in place is increasingly popular for seniors who prefer staying independent, but this living option has both benefits and drawbacks.
Aging in place is increasingly popular for seniors who prefer staying independent, but this living option has both benefits and drawbacks.
Our relationships with our parents can be complicated, no matter the stage of life. But when a parent who has always been loving and supportive begins to exhibit verbally abusive behavior, it can be distressing for their loved ones.
If you have an elderly loved one who loves being outside, it is vital to understand and address the symptoms of heatstroke and heat exhaustion.
When you suddenly become a caregiver, one of the most challenging aspects of your new situation is feeling alone and overwhelmed.
Grandkids can help dispel loneliness and restore a sense of belonging and purpose. So call the kids, invite them over, and try out some of these great activities.
Deciding to stop driving due to age is a difficult milestone. No one looks forward to relinquishing their freedom and independence.
By learning more about the most common health concerns senior citizens face, you will be better able to prevent or treat these illnesses as they occur - and return to your healthy lifestyle as soon as possible!
By the time we are 70 years old, we can lose up to 70% of our tastebuds - but increasing our sugar and salt intake could be a dangerous solution.
When older individuals incur an injury, their pain can be more debilitating, and recovery may not be as easy. Chronic illness and pain are challenging, but there are some ways to help alleviate and manage pain.
Green plants can assist our health on many ways, most notably by filtering the air - eliminating toxins and releasing oxygen into the room.