Ensure a joyful and safe holiday season for seniors with our expert tips on senior holiday safety. Discover practical advice to navigate decorations, from choosing lightweight ornaments to using battery-operated candles.
Elevate winter volunteering for immunocompromised seniors with safe and rewarding remote options. Stay engaged and stay safe. Read on to earn more.
Discover how to address caregiver burnout and regain your well-being with our comprehensive guide. Learn to recognize the signs, take essential steps for recovery, and access long-term strategies. Find support and respite care solutions.
Discover the benefits of gratitude journaling for seniors and learn how to start this enriching practice with your senior parents. Explore engaging journal prompts and find out how they can strengthen the caregiver-caregiver relationship. Read on.
Navigating the Medicare open enrollment period can be a complex process, particularly for seniors and their caregivers. Today, we'll give some quick tips to help you take advantage of your Medicare benefits.
Assistive devices are designed to compensate for certain mobility or sensory challenges that come with age. Let's discuss approaches to ensure effective implementation in your senior loved one's daily routine.
The fall season provides a perfect time to engage in some fun, autumn-inspired crafting with our senior loved ones and their grandkids. This post offers simple yet delightful craft ideas to fill autumn days with joy and creativity.
Numerous innovative school supplies are specifically designed to aid seniors with arthritis. This blog post discusses a variety of these products.
With a few simple steps, you can find the ideal books for your senior loved ones, ensuring that they will enjoy their time spent reading.
Whether you're an avid reader yourself or are caring for a senior who once lost themselves in the immersive world of books, this day provides a perfect opportunity to reignite that passion.
The body's ability to conserve water and sense thirst decreases as we age. This makes it easier for seniors to become dehydrated, especially during the hottest days of summer. This Senior Helpers blog post shares practical tips and information about how to help your senior loved ones stay cool and sufficiently hydrated.
Celebrating the 4th of July with our senior loved ones often requires a little extra thought. This Senior Helpers guide will help navigate these challenges so every member of your family can enjoy the festivities.
An essential component of elder care, particularly when the senior has dementia, is maintaining their daily hygiene routines. We've created this supportive and helpful guide to daily hygiene assistance for seniors with dementia.
Maintaining a regular fitness routine becomes increasingly important as we age. However, many seniors face obstacles when it comes to adopting a daily exercise routine.
As adult children, we must support our senior parents in any way we can, especially when it comes to managing their well-earned VA benefits.
In-home care caters to the unique needs of seniors with dementia, offering personalized support and assistance right in the comfort of their own homes.
In today's digital world, there are numerous technological advancements specifically designed to assist seniors with Parkinson's.
For seniors, navigating the internet can sometimes feel overwhelming. It's crucial to be cautious as certain scams specifically target older individuals.
The natural aging process result in seniors experiencing confusion and a sense of disorientation when changes like Daylight Savings occur. Here is our guide to help you decide whether correcting seniors with Alzheimer's about date and time is helpful or not.
When seniors forget to eat, it can be concerning for you as a family member. Read about why seniors forget when they have eaten and learn strategies on how you can help them maintain an adequate meal schedule.
Grocery shopping can be a challenging task for your senior loved one. It's important to ensure that they have the right information and support when it comes time to shop.
After the age of 65, it's especially important to focus on strong bones and healthy joints as a way to prevent diseases like osteopenia or osteoporosis from occurring. Luckily, there are several ways one can improve bone strength after the age of 65.
Just like in any relationship, finding the right person to be a senior loved one's caregiver can be a difficult process. If the last search didn't work out, here are some tips to make the next one more successful.
Looking for ways to celebrate national giving month with your senior loved one? Here are some fun ways in which each generation can participate in giving.
As a home caregiver, you try to do everything in your power to keep the senior in your life healthy and safe. However, there just might be a few things that you are overlooking if your loved one is still getting sick. Here are five household items that should be sanitized in order to help your elderly loved one stay healthy.