After A Spouse Passes

After A Spouse Passes

After the loss of your partner, it can be hard to learn to live on your own again. As the surviving spouse, you may have to take on more responsibilities to ensure that you can manage your needs. For many people, this could be the first time they are truly living by...
The 7 Stages of Dementia

The 7 Stages of Dementia

If your older loved one is living with dementia, you will likely notice a decline in their cognitive understanding as the condition progresses. Their doctor may have even communicated with you and your family about what stage of cognitive impairment your loved one is...
Cold and Flu Season Preparation for Seniors

Cold and Flu Season Preparation for Seniors

Cold and flu season can be a major problem for those of an advanced age. Most older adults have a higher risk of having a severe or debilitating illness or having existing health problems become much worse as a result of infection. This article will discuss how to...
Common Dental Hygiene Issues for Older Adults

Common Dental Hygiene Issues for Older Adults

A major part of caring for oneself is proper dental hygiene. For many older adults, dental hygiene can decline over time. This article can serve as a guide for family caregivers to help their older loved ones. Oral Health Declines with Age As you age, it can become...
Physical Therapy After A Fall

Physical Therapy After A Fall

For many older adults, a bad fall can be a serious matter. According to the CDC, about 1 in 4 adults 65 and older will experience a serious fall each year. After your elder loved one suffers a fall, it is essential to provide them with recovery care. One way they can...
Shorter Days and Sundowning

Shorter Days and Sundowning

As fall comes in full swing, the days are getting shorter. Shorter days can cause several problems for older adults, such as seasonal depression. But for those living with Dementia or Alzheimer’s shorter days can mean more detrimental sundown syndrome. This article...