Discover practical strategies to inspire seniors to stay active during the winter season. Keep your loved ones engaged and healthy with tips for promoting physical activity in colder months.
As a family caregiver, understanding the intricacies of Alzheimer's is crucial for providing the best care possible. Here are some important facts to consider.
The common myths and misconceptions surrounding depression in seniors tend to overshadow the reality. This blog will help clarify that and help you detect depression in your senior loved ones early.
Debunk the biggest myths about senior falls in this blog and learn how to keep your senior loved ones safer from such accidents.
September is recognized as Healthy Aging Month. Here are ways you can help your senior loved one maintain their health and celebrate the month with them.
How often should seniors get eye check-ups? Here’s a guide to help you out.
The needs of seniors with diabetes can change during the summer months. Here are some tips to help you manage the condition effectively with the change of season.
As you age, some tasks may become more challenging. Mobility aids and assistive technologies can be the game-changer. Here's what you need to know about them.
How do we distinguish between typical 'senior moments' and more serious memory-related issues that might need medical attention? Here’s what you need to know
Design outdoor age-friendly outdoor spaces that cater to your senior loved one's needs. Make outdoor living enjoyable and accessible for seniors by learning how to choose the right furniture pieces.
Navigating airport security for seniors with a metal hip or knee implant may seem challenging. Read on as we provide helpful tips to make the process easier for our elderly loved ones.
While sunscreen is often recommended for skin protection, some seniors may not want to use it due to sensitive skin or difficulty applying it. Here are some alternatives.
It's never too late to get back into your old hobbies. Learn how you can get back into them in this blog.
Living with an elderly relative can have its challenges, especially when their sleep schedule doesn't align with those of the rest of the household. Here are tips to help you cope.
As FTD progresses, seniors may become increasingly isolated. Here are ways you can help to help prevent loneliness and isolation.
Cognitive training games are fun and easy ways for seniors to improve short-term memory and concentration levels. Here are some games they could play.
For seniors with limited mobility, managing floorspace and creating an accessible home environment is essential. Here are some tips to do that.
Caring for a senior with Alzheimer's is one of the most challenging responsibilities a caregiver will face. To ensure you give the best care to your loved one, here are some caregiver coping strategies that can help.
Although it can be uncomfortable to think about, making end-of-life decisions ahead of time can give seniors peace of mind as they get older. Learn more about some of the benefits of creating an advanced directive here.
Read on as we take a closer look at some of the top certifications that can further your senior caregiver career in this year.
Read on for tips for staying healthy around seniors during the winter season and how you can protect them from illnesses.
Winter car rides for seniors can be stressful and challenging. For many seniors, driving can even be more complicated due to age-related factors. Whether traveling for an event, vocation, or road trip, seniors' safety and comfort are important. Early planning and preparation go a long way in helping seniors drive safely and comfortably no matter where they are going. Taking precautions on time can prevent driving-related challenges, especially when the road is wet and slippery.
Shopping for festive gifts for seniors is a fun experience. However, choosing a thoughtful and helpful gift that won't end up in the donation bin can be challenging for most seniors. This is because most seniors have particular preferences and needs.
When the body cannot convert the sugar in the blood into energy, a person is said to be diabetic. According to research, about 10.9 million seniors are affected by diagnosed and undiagnosed diabetes, and the number is projected to reach 26.7 million by 2050. This health condition has also been ranked the seventh primary cause of death in the U.S. and the number one cause of adult blindness, limb amputation, as well as kidney failure.
Starting conversations with senior loved ones about their medical history and needs can be uncomfortable. Here are some tips to guide you.