Infections and Senior Care

For older adults, infections can pose a real threat. Many illnesses that were often shrugged off with a day in bed can last longer and hit harder. As you age, it can become harder to fight off infectious diseases and recover safely. About one-third of all deaths in...
Talking to Children About Dementia

Talking to Children About Dementia

When your older relative develops symptoms of dementia, there is plenty to worry about regarding their care and wellbeing. You will likely have to figure out caretaking needs for them, options for guardianship, treatment, and care. But, talking to your children about...
March is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month

March is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month

March is Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Month. MS is a degenerative disease that affects the central nervous system. In this article, we will cover information about MS, how it can affect older adults, and how we can help older and disabled individuals living with...
Understanding Blood Pressure Readings

Understanding Blood Pressure Readings

Blood pressure readings can be important for older adults. According to the CDC, about 70% of all adults 60 and older in America have high blood pressure. Understanding what your blood pressure readings are can help you better treat your hypertension. Below, we will...

Making Cancer Care Easier for Seniors

When your older parent or loved one is diagnosed with cancer, it can be hard on the whole family. Cancer can be a hard fight and the treatments themselves can leave your loved one weakened. For many suffering from cancer, being surrounded by their family can help them...