Functioning independently at home is one of the most important contributors to seniors’ well-being and dignity. Whether seniors live with family members or live alone,… Read More »17 Must Have Items for Your Senior Loved Ones Living at Home
Hip fractures seem inconsequential to younger people, but to an older person, the injury can be fatal. This is due to the fact that a… Read More »What Happens if a Senior Doesn’t Get Surgery for a Broken Hip
Pain is felt by dementia patients just as much as it is felt by anyone else. However, due to cognitive decline, seniors living with dementia… Read More »Pain Management for Seniors with Dementia
Inviting an elderly loved one to live with the family is a major decision. Several factors involving health, finances and overall quality of life should… Read More »Pros and Cons of Seniors Living with Family
When an elderly individual has dementia, it is important that they get necessary care promptly to ensure they can lead a safe, healthy life. As… Read More »Care Planning for Seniors with Dementia
Food hoarding can lead to dangerous life situations, from food poisoning to attracting disease-causing rodents. A senior may start to hoard food for any number… Read More »Food Hoarding Among the Elderly
Urinary tract infections (UTI) are common in the elderly. Seniors are more vulnerable to infections, like a UTI, because their immune systems naturally weaken with… Read More »How Seniors Can Recover from a UTI
Even the remote thought of being “put” into a nursing home sends shivers down the spines of seniors. Elderly parents may have sent clear messages… Read More »Dealing with Guilt from Putting Your Parents in a Nursing Home
Seniors thrive in a supportive environment. Three types of professionals are qualified to ensure the wellbeing of the elderly, whether at home, in an assisted… Read More »GNA vs CNA vs HHA: What is the Difference?
For younger people, the nighttime can be an exciting part of the day. But the opposite can be said of the nighttime for elderly individuals.… Read More »What to Do If Your Senior Loved Ones are Afraid to be Alone at Night
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