After A Spouse Passes

After A Spouse Passes

After the loss of your partner, it can be hard to learn to live on your own again. As the surviving spouse, you may have to take on more responsibilities to ensure that you can manage your needs. For many people, this could be the first time they are truly living by...
Dysphagia in Older Adults

Dysphagia in Older Adults

Dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing, is an issue that affects many older adults in the US. There are several reasons that an aging loved one may be dealing with dysphagia. Certain chronic conditions, like dementia or Parkinson’s, for example, can lead to difficulty...
Liver Cancer Care for Older Adults

Liver Cancer Care for Older Adults

October is Liver Cancer Awareness Month. Liver cancer can be a major concern for many older adults with a history of alcohol consumption. But anyone could develop this condition. This article will look at risk factors, screenings, treatments, and how daily care may be...
Understanding the Signs of Elder Abuse

Understanding the Signs of Elder Abuse

Elder Abuse is a very serious issue. Unfortunately, over 10% of American senior citizens experience some form of elder abuse each year. It can often come from nursing home attendants, trusted caretakers, neighbors, friends, or even family members. Elders of any gender...
Helping Your Home-Bound Loved One Thrive

Helping Your Home-Bound Loved One Thrive

As your loved ones age, it becomes more difficult for them to stay independent, as much as they may want to be. It is important to help them maintain their own livelihood, even if their decreased mobility and/or mental capacity weaken their ability to care for...