TBI and Senior Safety

TBI and Senior Safety

A Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can seriously affect a person’s ability to care for themselves and stay safe. In seniors, this risk can be much greater. March is Brain Injury Awareness month, so we want to provide some much-needed information regarding how a TBI might...
Fall Prevention Steps for the Elderly

Fall Prevention Steps for the Elderly

For families of the elderly, fall prevention is always something to keep in mind for your loved one. Falling can cause anything from minor issues to a major risk of injury or death in the elderly. Even a minor fall within the home can potentially lead to serious...
Oral Care Tips for Seniors

Oral Care Tips for Seniors

Oral care is an important aspect of senior healthcare. Unfortunately, many seniors experience a decline in oral hygiene as they age. This is often because of mobility and memory issues, as well as tighter budgets in retirement. However, the cost of implants and...
Aphasia in Stroke Survivors

Aphasia in Stroke Survivors

After suffering from a stroke, many individuals will deal with aphasia. This is a result of the stroke affecting the speech and language centers on the left side of the brain. This article will discuss aphasia and how you can help your loved one live with this...
Elder Care Resolutions for the New Year

Elder Care Resolutions for the New Year

Every year, millions of Americans make resolutions to better their lives in the new year. This year, why not make resolutions to help better the life of an elderly loved one in your life? This article will discuss a few important aspects of elder care that you can...

Winter & Vitamin D Deficiency in Seniors

Vitamin D is essential throughout life, but it can be especially important for the elderly. Unfortunately, many seniors struggle with Vitamin D deficiency. And in the winter, it can be even harder for seniors to get enough of it without sunny days. With many seniors...