Did you know that the population of those aged 80 and above will triple in between now and 2050? On the one hand, this is the good news as people are living longer. But it also increases the need for care. For most families, this is a hard...
More InfoCan they truly help seniors? Vitamins can help seniors. They are vital to one’s health the older we become, We all needs vitamins not only to fight off disease but to have more energy. The absence of which researchers says contribute...
More InfoWhat are the stages of dementia in seniors? Dementia is a type of brain disorder that often strikes people over the age of sixty-five. Contrary to popular belief, it is not the same thing as Alzheimer’s. This disease is both degenerative...
More InfoHome care services allow your mom or dad to feel independent, while still getting that extra help they need. Elderly individuals often do much better when allowed to remain in their homes. Having a caregiver in the home allows them to do...
More InfoTalking to your Loved One about Dying The topic and subjectivity of dying are as old as humanity itself. Most people feel still anxious to speak freely about it. But why is this? Why is this subject still taboo and undeserving of open and honest...
More InfoAlthough urinary incontinence in the elderly is quite common, it can be embarrassing and interfere with many activities For these reasons; urinary incontinence should be addressed with the utmost gentleness and discretion when it comes to your...
More InfoDoctors have been telling their patients for decades that they need to watch their cholesterol levels and, primarily, to lower their “bad” cholesterol (low-density lipoprotein, LDL). The problem is that not a lot of guidance is given...
More InfoSenior activities Summer months are an excellent time to take your residents for trips to city parks, mountains, and other scenic places. The benefits of these activities are numerous. A simple change of environment has been proven to help...
More InfoAccording to the National Center for Health Statistics, the 8th leading cause of death in the U.S. In 2010 was pneumonia when combined with influenza. In the elderly, pneumonia is a serious matter. What is pneumonia and what makes it so...
More InfoArthritis is one of the most common forms of ailments for seniors. Over 50 percent of people who are 65 or older have some arthritis. Knowing how to care for loved ones with arthritis can be critical and necessary. What is arthritis? Arthritis...
More InfoElderly individuals who live alone or in a facility can greatly benefit from owning a pet. Research has shown that there are many physical and mental health benefits from keeping a pet nearby. It is important for seniors to keep their minds and...
More InfoHi, my name is Phil, my brother’s care provider; The thought of being a care provider never entered my mind. For my brothers and me, the band was our life. We started as kids. We have photos of us at age twelve and thirteen with our...
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