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...
Breast Cancer in Older Adults

Breast Cancer in Older Adults

The risks of developing cancer tend to rise with age, and breast cancer is no different. Women aged 70 and older have a 1 in 24 chance of developing breast cancer at some point, according to the National Cancer Institute. Although uncommon, men can also get breast...

Fibromyalgia in Older Adults

Fibromyalgia is a debilitating condition that can affect the daily lives of those living with it. This condition is often diagnosed during the middle years of life, and can often get progressively worse over time. Below, we will discuss the condition, and what you can...

Tips for Young Caregivers

As the cost of homes, cars, tuition, and groceries continue to grow, how do families afford to pay for the rising cost of Home Care? Many families who must go to work have turned to their younger relatives and children to act as caregivers for parents, grandparents,...
Advocating for Seniors With Asthma

Advocating for Seniors With Asthma

Asthma, commonly seen in children, is a condition that can affect people well into their adulthood. For many adults in their golden years, lung conditions like asthma can be a cause for concern. Last summer, New York experienced incredibly harsh air quality conditions...