You and your senior may be going rounds about bathing, but what are the underlying causes? If you’re not sure, then it might be time to delve into what could be keeping your senior from taking the baths or showers that she needs to be taking. How She’s Feeling Emotionally Matters Your senior’s emotional well-being […]
Elder Care can Help Seniors with Vision Loss
Seniors are at risk for vision-affecting eye conditions including macular degeneration, cataracts, glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy. Vision loss affects seniors’ daily life profoundly. By understanding how to support a senior with vision loss, family members can enable them to live their best life as independently as possible. Experts recommend increasing lighting, ensuring safe walkways, and […]
Should You Make or Buy Your Mom’s Bread?
You read the news. There are current recalls or alerts for spices, deli meats, pizza dough, and watermelon. Crackers, apples, and breaded fish also appear in the FDA’s safety alerts. You take steps to keep your mom safe, so you pay close attention to food recalls and alerts. Homemade is almost always better, but what about […]
Four Problems to Expect if Your Senior Isn’t Sleeping Well
Sleep does so much for your senior’s body and that’s never more apparent than when she’s not getting the sleep that she needs. Here are just a few of the issues your senior might experience. Your Senior Might Have Trouble Regulating Her Moods Mood regulation is something that your senior might have trouble with for […]
Is There Such a Thing as Too Much Sleep?
What do you do if your dad is suddenly sleeping 10 or 12 hours a day? You’re not sure you should be concerned or if it’s fine. Can a person get too much sleep? Current recommendations are that adults get seven to nine hours of sleep every night. That’s the general guideline. Some people do […]
Four Tips for Continuous Hydration
If your elderly family member tends to end up dehydrated a little too often, she might want to look into ways to improve hydration. These ideas might help you both to increase her water intake a bit. Find out How Much Water Is Optimal for Your Senior Talk to your senior’s doctor about water intake for your senior. Although […]
Four Important Bits of Information Your Senior Needs about Exercise
As she ages, it’s even more important that your elderly family member talks to her doctor about what she needs to do and to know about exercising. This is especially important if she’s planning to start a new exercise program. How Much Exercise Is Right for Her A common misconception with exercise is that more is better. That’s not necessarily the case, […]
Would Your Mom Be Interested in Attending a Virtual Film Festival?
Your mom is a movie buff. She loves watching films when they’re released. This year’s been a little harder for her, and you wonder if there’s a better way for her to catch new movies as they’re released. The COVID-19 pandemic changed a lot for families across the U.S. Some of those changes may be […]
Home Dangers for Elderly People to Be Aware Of
When taking care of your elderly loved one in their own home, you need to pay attention to their medical state. You should keep an eye out for physical and mental health issues. However, you should also pay attention to their environment, as well. There are many home dangers that elderly people need to be […]
Dementia May Be Responsible for More Deaths Than Previously Believed
Dementia is a serious disease affecting many older adults. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that about 5 million people have the disease. Despite the prevalence of the disease and the fact that it is a progressive disease, only about 5 percent of death certificates list it as the cause of death. However, a new study says […]
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