Help seniors embrace the joy of the holidays without the stress. Learn how to help manage senior stress, promoting a relaxed and happy atmosphere for cherished moments with family and friends.
Seasonal changes are unavoidable, but the risks and discomforts associated with these changes can be mitigated with the right preparation.
Understanding and managing Major Depressive Disorder in seniors is a pressing issue that warrants due attention. Let's discuss how family support and professional help can make a world of difference in managing MDD.
In this blog post, we will shed light on a less-discussed aspect of senior health: the significant influence loneliness has on the immune system.
This article seeks to guide you through the ways in which you can celebrate National Grandparents Day with your family members, ensuring you continue to foster a strong, meaningful connection with your adult grandchildren.
Maintaining optimal eye health becomes increasingly crucial as we age. For seniors especially, regular vision screening can play a pivotal role in preserving their independence and quality of life.
Learn how turning your dental hygiene routine into a relaxing self-care ritual can transform it from a chore to a part of your day you genuinely enjoy.
Let's explore a variety of summer tasks and activities that seniors can engage in. From home maintenance projects to outdoor exercises, social events, or community volunteering, there's something for everyone!
In this blog post, we’ll discuss how heat impacts different types of drugs and provide you with practical solutions to protect your medications.
Traveling with loved ones of all ages can create unforgettable memories and strengthen family bonds. However, there are unique needs and challenges that seniors face during travel. Here are our top tips and advice to ensure everyone has an enjoyable experience during your summer travels.
Let's explore the effects of shorter days following the summer solstice and discuss how caregivers can adjust their routines to maintain a consistent caregiving schedule.
Navigating the complex world of VA Aid & Attendance can be challenging, but it's crucial to ensure our veterans receive the support they need.
Among the symptoms that come with dementia, sleep disturbances are one of the most common and frustrating, both for the individual affected and their family caregivers.
As we age, managing finances and taxes can become increasingly complex, especially when trying to navigate the world of tax deductions and credits.
It can be challenging for seniors to enjoy face-to-face interactions with family and friends. Here are fantastic online solutions to help bridge the gap!
The transition to Daylight Savings time can be especially confusing for seniors with Alzheimer’s. Learn about the potential benefits and drawbacks of correcting them about the date and time, as well as alternative approaches to managing their confusion during the switchover.
If you're caring for elderly loved ones with memory loss or cognitive decline, it can be challenging to ensure they are eating regularly. Learn some practical strategies on what to do if your senior relatives don't remember if they've eaten during the day.
Living with diabetes can be a challenge for your senior loved one, but it's much easier with the help of wearable technology. Wearable technologies allow your senior loved one to make informed decisions about their health and stay in control of managing their condition.
Drinking alcohol for seniors can become a serious problem if not properly addressed. Educating yourself on some guidelines for safe alcohol consumption is very important to keep seniors healthy and well.
Regardless of one's age, staying hydrated is key to good health. If a senior loved one struggles to drink fluids, here are tips to help them reach their hydration goals this year.
The holiday season is here with us. Unfortunately, with the low temperature recorded over this period, there is the possibility of getting the flu. This may be devastating to your loved ones when gathering for the holidays. Luckily, you can protect yourself by getting flu shots and vaccines.
At Senior Helpers in Crown Point, we specialize in caregiver support. We know that caring for a senior loved one can be a daunting undertaking for many, so we are always on the lookout for ways to make the task a bit more surmountable. One of the most important first steps a caregiver can take is to find ways to make the home more accessible for seniors.
At every stage of life, we experience new things and discover layers of ourselves that we never knew existed. While these new experiences are mostly wonderful, they can also be new challenges that can be distressing. Seniors in the Crown Point, Merrillville, and Lake County areas are especially vulnerable and may be fighting anxiety and depression for the first time ever. It is important to recognize symptoms, understand potential triggers, and know where to seek help.
Seniors are at greater risk for hip fractures. Here are some ways to help prevent hip fractures and keep your older loved ones healthy.
Managing diabetes can be difficult for seniors. Here are some ways that a home caregiver can help with meal prep, medication management, and more.