Caring for a Senior with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
The efficient use of one’s hands is critical to the independence of a senior living at home. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common condition that
Jay Bloodsworth
September 2, 2019
The efficient use of one’s hands is critical to the independence of a senior living at home. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common condition that
As September introduces cooler weather and greater opportunity for safe outdoor activities, help your senior loved ones to renew a proper regimen of self-care. Proper
Your senior’s home may have some smaller issues to consider, particularly when it comes to doors and windows. Keeping your senior as safe as possible
August is National Immunization Awareness Month. Immunizations are important because they protect people from serious conditions. People of all ages need certain kinds of immunizations,
Dry eyes are not a comfortable problem, but even so your senior might wait a while before letting you know she’s having trouble. She might
Becoming a caregiver to an aging relative can be overwhelming, especially if the job is suddenly thrust on you by an unexpected illness or injury.
Hives are an itchy skin condition that can affect people of any age, including older adults. About 20 percent of people get hives in their
Having amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is hard to adapt to. Life presents daily challenges and the emotional toll isn’t easy either. However, there are many
It’s so frustrating when your elderly family member won’t just let you help her. You can see what needs to be done, but she keeps
Information released by the Mayo Clinic reports that a high number of people 65 or older show dementia-like symptoms after surgery. In the study, 2,014
