Skin Care for Older Adults

For older adults, skin care can be quite important. However, it is often overlooked. Your skin changes as you age, and it is much more fragile in your golden years. Because of this, proper care is vital. Below, we will discuss some of the most common skin issues that...
April is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month

April is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month

Parkinson’s Disease is a disorder that affects the central nervous system. There are over 200,000 individuals with the condition each year in the US. As April is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month, we wanted to help keep our readers informed of this condition,...
Sun Safety for Older Adults

Sun Safety for Older Adults

Spending time outdoors is important for the health of most individuals. Fresh air and time in the sun help boost 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...

Showering Or Bathing: Which Is Safer?

When it comes to older folks, mobility issues can make cleaning themselves more difficult. Taking a bath or showering can present safety issues for an older adult. But which is safer? And how can we as caretakers mitigate safety risks while maintaining good hygiene?...

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...