Understanding Blood Pressure Readings

Understanding Blood Pressure Readings

Blood pressure readings can be important for older adults. According to the CDC, about 70% of all adults 60 and older in America have high blood pressure. Understanding what your blood pressure readings are can help you better treat your hypertension. Below, we will...
8 Classic Movies to Watch with Your Older Family Members

8 Classic Movies to Watch with Your Older Family Members

Movie nights are a great way to spend time with family. When planning a movie night with older adults, it can be fun to suggest some classic movies. Even if your loved one didn’t see them when they were released, they may remember when they first saw them. And if they...
New Year Goals for Elders

New Year Goals for Elders

With a new year on the horizon, many people plan to set goals for themselves for 2025. Even for those in their twilight years, the new year can grant you an opportunity to improve yourself in various ways. Below, we will discuss some helpful New Year Resolutions for...
HIV/AIDS Care for Older Adults

HIV/AIDS Care for Older Adults

December is HIV/AIDS awareness month. According to the CDC’s HIV Surveillance Report, more than 40% of individuals with HIV in America were 55 and older. There are many risk factors for HIV for people of any age. However, older individuals are less likely to be tested...

Signs of Health Decline in the Aging

After 60, the body generally begins a much higher rate of health decline than in previous years. While the rate of decline can vary significantly from person to person, it may be time to start looking for signs of decline in your older loved ones. Keeping an eye out...

Emergency Planning for Older Adults

From falls to fires, emergencies can arise at any time. For older adults, emergencies can be even more dangerous. Medical needs and lessened mobility can make emergency action more difficult. For older adults who live alone, emergency preparedness can be a major...