Ice Safety for Seniors

Ice Safety for Seniors

As temperatures drop and Winter is in full swing, icy paths can pose a major threat to our elderly loved ones. While slipping on ice can be a real issue for anyone, seniors are more likely to become seriously injured from a fall. This article will discuss safety...
Communication Tips for Speaking with the Elderly

Communication Tips for Speaking with the Elderly

It can be hard communicating with someone of an older generation. Hearing loss, changes in vernacular, and more can all pose potential problems. When talking with an elderly individual, there are a few things you can be mindful of that can make communication easier....
Communicating With Older Grandchildren

Communicating With Older Grandchildren

As you age, many elderly individuals see their family less. It is a sad truth, but one that you can work towards improving. As grandchildren get older, they begin to become more independent and start forging their own paths. These paths can include college, careers,...
Liver Damage in Seniors

Liver Damage in Seniors

Your liver plays an important role in your overall health. However, alcohol, antibiotics, obesity, high blood pressure, and more can weaken it over time. Many seniors live with this organ working overtime. As time progresses, you might be dealing with a case of liver...
Parkinson’s Disease And Bathroom Time

Parkinson’s Disease And Bathroom Time

Living with Parkinson’s Disease can add many challenges to the daily life of a senior. Many of the symptoms most commonly associated with the disease can make simple tasks more difficult. This article will discuss how Parkinson’s Disease can affect bathroom time, and...
Home Safety and Aging In Place

Home Safety and Aging In Place

Keeping your loved one safe and sound in their own home is important for aging in place. With a few changes and upgrades, you can create a safer home environment for your elderly loved one. This article will discuss how to improve your elderly loved one’s safety...
Holidays and Dementia Care

Holidays and Dementia Care

The holidays are a time for family and tradition. But, when your elderly loved one is living with dementia, it can be a more stressful time than usual. Dementia adds a number of difficulties to the holiday season. This article can help you and your family navigate...

Caregiving as a Team

Many families like to be involved in their loved one’s care, in addition to hiring a home health aide or nurse. Working with your loved one’s aide allows for a more complete care strategy. Just because you hire a home health aide for your loved one, it doesn’t mean...
In-Home Care for Veterans

In-Home Care for Veterans

Many of our nation’s veterans require assistance later in life because of injuries that occurred while in the service of the country. When your veteran loved one needs assistance in their daily life, there are many avenues to consider. Hiring in-home care is a good...

Downsize Household Items for Seniors

As your elderly loved one continues to need more help around the house, one way you can help them out is to downsize household items. From mobility issues to declining strength, it can be a challenge for many elderly individuals to deal with large-size household...