Category: Health

Help! My Aging Loved One Won’t Eat

Published: 12/30/22

Has your aging parent or grandparent shown signs of a waning appetite or refused to eat altogether? The waning of appetite is a natural part […]

Here’s What Happens To The Body When We Die

Published: 11/30/22

Most people die a slow death. By slow, we mean that there is no sudden heart attack or stroke, nor is there a traumatic accident. […]

Understanding An Alzheimer’s Diagnosis

Published: 11/01/22

Adults receiving an official Alzheimer’s diagnosis experience a wide range of emotions. Anger, sadness, and grief are certainly in the mix. However, we’ve also heard […]

Bedsores 101

Published: 09/01/22

Bedsores, also called pressure ulcers, are created when continuous pressure in one or more body areas restricts healthy blood flow and tissue function. It’s most […]

Everyday Tasks Pose Challenges For Seniors

Published: 06/27/22

It’s easy to take the completion of everyday tasks for granted. For example, getting up out of bed, making a cup of coffee and breakfast, […]

What To Do After A Dementia Diagnosis

Published: 04/29/22

Receiving a dementia diagnosis can feel devastating, but odds are it also provides answers to concerns resulting from the disease’s first warning signs and symptoms. […]

Senior Sleep Issues: Tips For A Good Night’s Rest

Published: 03/23/22

Sleep disturbances or trouble getting to sleep are common issues for adults 65+. Most commonly, senior sleep issues are caused by a range of factors, […]

Caring For Someone With Incontinence

Published: 01/31/22

Incontinence is a common manifestation of aging, often hastened by underlying medical conditions or medication side effects. Research shows that as many as 50% of […]

Balance Exercises For Seniors

Published: 10/27/21

Keeping seniors healthy, strong, and mobile is one of the best ways to prevent trip and fall accidents that land seniors in hospitals, surgery suites, […]

Spotting Signs Of Depression In The Elderly

Published: 09/29/21

Seniors have a much higher risk of experiencing depression, primarily due to social isolation. The combination of mobility issues, inability to drive, or the loss […]

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