You are the adult child of an elderly parent, and we know you probably have many questions. This can be a difficult time because there
It is difficult, even when you’re an adult, to face the fact that your parents may need elder care. Even so, the best thing to
Heart failure is the leading cause of death in the United States and while there is little that can be done to change the history
Boredom shows up when an elderly family member can’t do the things he or she once could. Now he or she may be ill, frail,
As our parents and grandparents age, they strive to stay in their homes as long as they can. Some of our aging family members have
Women’s Heart Week is February 1st through the 7th and that makes this a great opportunity to talk about health and well-being with your elderly
Glaucoma is an eye disease that gradually results in loss of vision. Symptoms can include loss of peripheral vision or blind spots. These changes are
Perhaps you can’t imagine the situation, but for a moment, just close your eyes and think about what it could be like to be caring
As your loved one begins to get older, it is going to become even more difficult for them to understand some of the things that
We all have different reasons for doing some of the things that we do. Some people let their pride or ego dictate the decisions that
