DuPage County seniors are surrounded with opportunities to socialize, stay physically active and feast on flavorful cuisines. Approximately 130,000 seniors call DuPage County home. As… Read More »Senior Friendly Activities in DuPage County
Dementia is a progressive condition, one that only worsens as time goes on. As a result, the responsibilities of caregivers and families of dementia patients… Read More »10 Tips for Caregivers and Families of Dementia Patients
Anemia can develop as people grow older. Causes of anemia in seniors may be due to dietary deficiencies or chronic illness; some causes of the… Read More »What are the Causes of Anemia in Older Adults
Flu season is once again upon us, and if you serve as a caretaker for an elderly loved one, you know how stressful this time… Read More »Superfoods That Help Fight Cold and Flu
In today’s world, 80 is the new 60. The projected life expectancy for the average American is 78 years, according to the National Center for… Read More »How Does Gardening Benefit Seniors?
Dementia is a condition that primarily affects older adults. By 2050, it is expected that 100 million adults worldwide will be diagnosed with this progressive… Read More »Reducing the Risk of Dementia with Leisure Activities
Twenty-four hours in a day may not be enough to fit in all the caregiving duties for which a compound caregiver is responsible. Taking care… Read More »What is Compound Caregiving?
Dementia wandering can be a dangerous event. The elderly can get lost in unsafe places, suffer a fall and become injured, or be exposed to… Read More »How to Prevent Someone with Dementia from Wandering
The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly changed the way we communicate with others. This also includes changes in the way we communicate with our doctors. To… Read More »Teaching How to Use Telemedicine to Your Senior Loved Ones
Vision loss is a common condition affecting seniors over age 60. While the loss of vision largely affects the senior, the family, too, is impacted.… Read More »How to Help Seniors with Vision Loss Live Safe and Independent Lives
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