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...
Bathroom Safety Tips for Seniors at Night

Bathroom Safety Tips for Seniors at Night

Many seniors struggle with having to go to the bathroom at night. As you age, it can be harder to control your bladder, and harder to navigate to it at night. Medication side effects, incontinence, and insomnia are a few common reasons for late-night trips to the...
Seasonal Depression in Seniors

Seasonal Depression in Seniors

The days are getting shorter as winter approaches. And with the changing of the seasons, comes seasonal depression. Depression is a serious issue that is often overlooked in older generations. This article will discuss how to identify signs of depression, and how to...
Games to Strengthen Memory After a Stroke

Games to Strengthen Memory After a Stroke

After surviving a stroke, it can sometimes be difficult to connect words or memories. And for some, it can be even harder to articulate those thoughts. However, stimulating the mind through games can be a good way to help your loved ones recover more effectively. This...
Cooking to Reduce Cancer Risks in Seniors

Cooking to Reduce Cancer Risks in Seniors

Good health and proper nutrition are very closely related. Eating the right kinds of food can have a positive impact on more than just your waistline. Certain foods can boost your immune system, or assist with other aspects of your health. As we age, eating healthy...
Do I Really Need a Will?

Do I Really Need a Will?

While some people may feel that it is morbid, or even bad luck to make a Will, it can be dangerous to not have one. At almost any stage of your life, a Will can be beneficial to you and your loved ones, in the event that something happens to you. Generally, a Will...
Obtaining Guardianship for a Parent With Dementia

Obtaining Guardianship for a Parent With Dementia

Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s, and other health conditions can lead to dementia in the elderly. When signs of dementia start to show, it is important to act quickly in order to secure the safety and insecurity of both your loved one and their assets. If your parent...
Technology & Keeping Seniors Connected

Technology & Keeping Seniors Connected

For many senior citizens, adapting to new technology can be a challenge. But, there is a lot of benefit to helping your elderly loved one learn how to connect through newer technology. Video calls, social media, and online shopping can all benefit their quality of...