Is Your Senior Ready for Shape Up US Month?
If your senior is wanting to move more this year, these tips can help.
Jay Bloodsworth
January 20, 2022
If your senior is wanting to move more this year, these tips can help.
No matter what age we are, we are always looking for tips on preventing cancer.
Learning about the toll that family caregiving can have on you could help you to decide whether you want to do this in the first place, whether you need to take more time off, or whether you should hire home care assistance providers to help, as well.
If family members cannot help as often as your parents need, it’s an excellent time to address the benefits of home care services.
If you’re one of the many people who tie malnutrition to low weight, you should be aware that malnutrition isn’t always linked to extreme weight loss.
Denial about driving is a little more common for seniors than you might think.
December is Safe Toys and Gifts Month it is an excellent time to assess the safety of gifts you give a parent with Alzheimer’s.
The older a senior gets, the more they’re expecting health conditions to pop up; it’s a natural part of life.
It’s National Family Caregiver’s Month and now is a great time to talk with your siblings about home care for a senior parent.
Has your dad fallen? It’s not surprising if he has. Yearly, one out of four older adults falls. Fractures are one of the most common injuries after a fall.
