Power Outages During Heatwaves

Power Outages During Heatwaves

During the heat of Summer, rolling blackouts may occur in some neighborhoods. Power loss can mean no access to fans, air conditioners, and other ways to keep cool. Older people can be especially vulnerable to heat-related illness and even death. Because of this, you...
Morning Routines at an Advanced Age

Morning Routines at an Advanced Age

How you start your day can make a huge difference throughout. This is something that many people understand. However, it is often easier said than done. As your loved one ages, they may struggle with meeting their daily needs. Helping them stick to a morning routine...
Arthritis Info Guide for Caregivers

Arthritis Info Guide for Caregivers

Arthritis, or joint disease, affects roughly half of all Americans over 65. While there are many different types of arthritis, they all have symptoms that include swollen, stiff, and painful joints. Generally, arthritis can be painful to deal with. And in more severe...
Siblings In Adulthood

Siblings In Adulthood

80 Percent of Americans grow up with at least one brother or sister. Adult relationships with our siblings stem from our childhood but change and evolve as we grow and mature into adults. As our parents get older and may need their adult children to step in with care,...
Transitioning Home After a Hospital Stay

Transitioning Home After a Hospital Stay

When an older loved one is discharged after a serious hospital stay, their healthcare and recovery do not stop once they get home. Many older people, especially those who live alone, can worsen their condition without the right care and assistance. Several...