Technology advances rapidly, and seniors may face barriers that prevent them from keeping up. The good news, however, is that many older parents are already… Read More »How to Teach Your Senior Parents to Use Technology
Sleep disturbances are a common symptom in patients living with Alzheimer’s disease. The issues with sleep occur mostly during end-stage Alzheimer’s but have occurred with… Read More »How to Manage Sleep Issues for Seniors with Alzheimer’s
Electronic schedules that allow relatives to sign up for tasks, medication reminder apps, and GPS trackers are just a few of the myriad of ways… Read More »Technology that Helps Caregivers
Depression in the older population is not as common as it is in the younger generations. However, when the condition does occur, symptoms manifest in… Read More »How to Tell If Our Senior Loved Ones Suffer from Depression
Type 2 diabetes most commonly affects older adults. It is a serious disease caused by high blood glucose, or blood sugar. Serious health complications can… Read More »Main Warning Signs of Diabetes in Seniors
Bone fractures can occur in seniors who live with osteoporosis. The term osteoporosis translates as “porous bone.” Since the progression of the disease weakens bones,… Read More »What You Need to Know About Osteoporosis
While anxiety is a normal response to stressful events, such as meeting new people or speaking in public, severe anxiety is not a normal part… Read More »How to Help Reduce Anxiety for Senior Loved Ones
As they age, some older adults need less sleep. However, getting an adequate amount of sleep is important for their health and well-being, and it… Read More »How Getting Enough Sleep Benefits Seniors
Roles tend to reverse when parents require caregiving. Elderly individuals may start to need help with the activities of daily living, from personal hygiene tasks… Read More »Tips to Have a Healthy and Meaningful Relationship with Your Elderly Parents
Seniors who become immobile may require bedridden patient care. These individuals struggle or no longer have the ability to stand, walk, or sit independently. When… Read More »Caregiver Responsibilities for Immobile Seniors
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