Learn more as we examine the key aspects of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, and provide valuable information to help seniors comprehend and manage its associated risks.
Cooking for one or two people doesn't need to be a challenge. Here, we share some practical cooking skills for seniors to make the most out of their daily meals.
Eating seasonal produce is a nutritious way to experience the changing seasons. In this post, we share some delightful ways seniors can incorporate September produce into their daily meals.
Arthritis can pose unique challenges, especially for seniors. In this post, we offer some practical life hacks that can help seniors navigate the hurdles of living with this condition.
Learn more as we explore why walking is often considered the perfect exercise for seniors and how they can safely incorporate regular walks into their daily routines.
Being a senior doesn't have to mean being a target for cybercriminals. In this post, we explore essential online privacy tips for seniors while using the internet.
Are you a senior considering cataract surgery or lens implants? This post is for you! Read on to know more about what to expect from these procedures.
Gardening offers numerous benefits for seniors. Here, we explore mobility-related benefits seniors can get from this fun activity.
Read on as we share our top tips for safe gardening for seniors during summer so they can still enjoy the wonderful hobby of nurturing their green oasis.
Recognizing and addressing mental health concerns in seniors early on can greatly improve their quality of life. Read on for some common issues seniors experience as they age.
Staying socially connected is important in maintaining the overall well-being of seniors. Here are some tips to help them maintain and build these connections as they age.
Read on as explore various ways to capitalize on the perks of spring to create a positive environment for seniors struggling with Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Read on as we discuss what sundowning in seniors with Alzheimer's is, and ways how family members can cope with this challenging event.
Organizing prescription medications as a senior can be daunting, but it definitely pays off in the long run. Here are some tips seniors can do to get started.
Mobility issues can be challenging but they don't have to mean giving up independence and an active lifestyle. Here are some tips to make everyday tasks easier for seniors with limited mobility.
Surviving a heart attack can result in its own complications, particularly among the elderly. Read on to find out more about heart attacks in seniors and how this can impact long-term health and care.
Atrial fibrillation and blood clots can be difficult conditions to live with - especially for seniors. Here are some tips to help manage and prevent this condition.
The winter season can be a special time for many seniors, allowing them to reset and relax. Learn how seniors can stay safe when there is snow and ice on the ground.
Winter sports can be a great way for seniors to stay active. However, it's important to take precautions to keep them safe. Read on!
When choosing a gift for your senior parent, friend, or even yourself or partner, consider giving gifts of technology. Technology has become less complicated and can make all our lives easier.
Keeping the brain challenged and active is important to the health and well-being of people throughout their lives. That means that it is just as important to exercise your senior's brain, as it is to exercise their body. Various avenues such as puzzles, card games, and memory games can help keep your senior's brain, engaged, challenged, and thriving. Below is a list of fun puzzles and games that can help seniors improve their brain health and their overall mental capacity and function.
Often, seniors with arthritis or limited hand mobility can prove difficult to buy gifts for. Over time, their ability to engage in many of the hobbies they enjoyed before they developed these conditions may decrease. Finding a gift for seniors with arthritis or limited hand mobility can be easier with these strategies:
Living with an adult child can be an exciting experience for a senior parent. It presents an opportunity for the children to take care of their parents as the parents did to them when they were young. This also helps maintain and strengthen the parental bond and love. On the flip side, an adult child may not be able to adequately provide all the care a senior needs due to other responsibilities. At some point, seniors might need the services of a third-party caregiver. However, the conversation about hiring a third-party caregiver can be sensitive and uncomfortable. Parents may not know how to approach the subject as they don't want their adult children to feel as if they have failed in their responsibility to care for them.
The elderly are disproportionately impacted by weather-related falls and slips. Here are five home improvements to make it safer.
As the seasons change, so does the quality of the air in your home. Here's how to improve indoor air quality as the weather changes