We explain what delirium is, what dementia is, and how to tell the difference between delirium and dementia.
Learn more about the warning signs of early-onset dementia, the causes, and how to prevent and treat early-onset dementia
Read our 9 essential tips on how to talk to a parent with dementia.
Six in ten people living with dementia will wander according to the Alzheimer’s Association®. Worrying over loved ones who have wandered away from home and ended up missing can be scary and nerve-racking for families, care partners, and close friends. Searching for a loved one with dementia who has gone missing can be agonizing.
Staying physically active and participating in daily exercise routines can contribute to older adults' emotional and physical well-being. Taking part in physical activities, such as going on daily walks to a favorite park, planting a small garden, dancing to a favorite tune, or joining a Zoom yoga class, are beneficial to physical and emotional health.
Due to the ever-changing pandemic scene in 2020, Florida seniors and family caregivers have often been left with broken schedules and limited outdoor recreation. Moreover, the lack of outdoor activities and increased senior isolation have weighed heavily on older adults, especially those who live alone.
Many seniors love to continue to be independent as they age, and that includes preparing themselves for the meals that they have always loved. However, sometimes the kitchen can come with additional risks like falling or burning one's self on a hot stove or oven. As we get older, these accidents can become more severe and the recovery can take longer.
The older we get, the more people we have in our lives. We have our families, friends, colleagues, and if we’re lucky, our caregivers and companions. Professional caregivers and companions are in high demand in the Orlando, Winter Park, and Saint Cloud areas because more people are choosing to age in place at home. However, many wonder if a senior companion and a caregiver are the same?
When a caregiver is not available, seniors sometimes have to prepare breakfast themselves. Here are three breakfasts for seniors that are easy and nutritious.
Eating healthy does not have to break the bank. These nutritious foods are perfect for seniors on a budget.
Falling is one of the top safety concerns of seniors and their caregivers. With these simple fall-proofing tips, you can help prevent falls at home and ensure that your home is safe for seniors.
When choosing a senior caregiver, you naturally want to make sure you’re finding someone who is going to give the best experience to your loved one. Here are four key traits to look for in a caregiver.
Memory loss can be a frustrating symptom of the aging process for seniors and their caregivers and loved ones alike. Here are several ways to best communicate with someone experiencing memory loss.
As we all take steps to follow the CDC’s infection control and prevention procedures and adhere to state and local mandates to help stop the spread of COVID-19, we must not lose sight that seniors and family caregivers are affected in more ways than one during this pandemic.
Many seniors plan to age in place from the comfort of their own home. Here are several steps to take to ensure that your loved one is safe and comfortable.
One in four Americans of 65 years or older falls every year. According to an online report by the National Council on Aging, every 11 seconds, an older adult is treated in an emergency room as a result of a fall. Many falls can be prevented by making appropriate home modifications and promptly addressing related health issues and lifestyle factors.