Macular Degeneration in Seniors

Macular Degeneration in Seniors

Macular Degeneration is a progressive condition in the eyes that affects vision. It is the leading cause of vision loss in the US. When providing care to an elderly or disabled loved one, it can be important to tailor their care to their specific needs. This article...
When Your Spouse Has Dementia

When Your Spouse Has Dementia

After your spouse is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or Dementia, there can be a lot of challenges ahead. Dementia can cause a number of changes in your relationship, the care your spouse needs, and your daily life overall. Below, we will discuss some of the different...
Celebrating Elderly Moms on Mother’s Day

Celebrating Elderly Moms on Mother’s Day

Our moms do so much, from the day we are born until the day they leave us. With Mother’s Day coming up soon, it is a great time to start brainstorming ideas with your siblings to do something special. Below, we will discuss some ways you can celebrate your elderly...
Gaming to Improve Stroke Recovery

Gaming to Improve Stroke Recovery

After a stroke, your loved one may have issues with a number of important functions. These may include movement, sensory issues, cognition, and hand-eye coordination. Thankfully, many stroke survivors can see partial or full recovery through the practice and exercise...
Heart Failure Signs and Symptoms

Heart Failure Signs and Symptoms

If your aging loved one has a history of heart issues, it can be important to keep an eye out for signs of heart failure. While not as sudden as a heart attack, it can still be deadly. Generally, it occurs when the heart’s muscles become weaker, and have difficulty...
Budget-Friendly Spring Activities For Seniors

Budget-Friendly Spring Activities For Seniors

Spring is in the air. As days become longer and warmer, it may be time to get your elderly loved one out of the house. Below, we will discuss some budget-friendly activities for the Spring. Wheelchair-Accessible Trails Trails that are wheelchair-accessible can be a...
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...
Small Ways to Stay Positive and Happy

Small Ways to Stay Positive and Happy

Did you ever wonder how some people are always upbeat and positive? Compassionate and generous people are happier, healthier, more popular, and more successful in life according to a New York Times wellness report. They stated the Dalai Lama’s “wise-selfishness”...
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...
Pantry Staples – When to Save, When to Toss

Pantry Staples – When to Save, When to Toss

Every household has a ready supply of everyday food items in their kitchen. Pantry staples, whether in your or your loved one’s home need a good going over every now and then to check on whether the item should be kept or thrown away. According to a January 2023...