Physical Therapy After A Fall

Physical Therapy After A Fall

For many older adults, a bad fall can be a serious matter. According to the CDC, about 1 in 4 adults 65 and older will experience a serious fall each year. After your elder loved one suffers a fall, it is essential to provide them with recovery care. One way they can...
PTSD and Elder Care

PTSD and Elder Care

June is PTSD-Awareness month. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is a debilitating mental health condition that affects some survivors of trauma. For aging adults with PTSD, in-home care can help with symptom management while maintaining independent living. What Is PTSD?...
Why Queer-Sensitive Elder Care Matters

Why Queer-Sensitive Elder Care Matters

As Americans of all backgrounds continue to live longer, it is important to ensure that elder care meets the needs of all older individuals. LGBTQ+ individuals are 4 times less likely than their heterosexual peers to have children to aid in their care. This is one of...
Sun Protection for Elder Adults

Sun Protection for Elder Adults

Spending time outdoors is important for your health at any age. Fresh air and time in the sun help boost your mood and overall quality of life. For older individuals, this can be especially important. But safety in the sun is also very important. Proper sun protection...
Pneumonia in Older Adults

Pneumonia in Older Adults

Pneumonia is an infection that causes inflammation in the air sacs of the lungs. It can be particularly dangerous for older adults. In America, roughly 1 million adults 65 and older are hospitalized with pneumonia each year. In this article, we will discuss...