Vision Loss in Older Adults

Your eyes change with age, generally getting worse over time. Many older individuals require stronger eyeglass prescriptions over time. Those who have never needed glasses may begin using reading glasses in their daily lives. Light sensitivity and other vision issues...
Easing Your Loved One into Home Care

Easing Your Loved One into Home Care

When considering home care for your older parent or family member, their comfort is a major concern. For many older individuals, accepting home care can feel like admitting that they cannot fully care for themselves. As a caretaker supporting them, easing them into...
Family Caregiver Resolutions

Family Caregiver Resolutions

New Year Resolutions are about looking inward and setting goals for the new year. Often, these include losing weight, self-care, and trying new things. But when you are a family caregiver to an older person, it can also be important to factor them into the equation....

Safety in Icy Conditions for Seniors

As temperatures drop this Winter, icy paths can pose a major threat to our older loved ones. While icy surfaces can be a real issue for anyone, older individuals are more likely to become seriously injured after falling. This article will discuss safety measures for...
Gift Ideas for Older Loved Ones

Gift Ideas for Older Loved Ones

With the holiday season right around the corner, it’s time to make a list and check off all your loved ones. When shopping for older family members, it can be hard to find the right gift for them. Below, we will discuss some gift ideas for older loved ones. Keepsake...
October Activities for  Seniors and their Families

October Activities for Seniors and their Families

Fall is here, and as the leaves change color, there are plenty of family activities. This article will examine some fun activities for the whole family this October, including grandma and grandpa. Walks in the Park See the changing leaves in your local park by taking...