Seniors are experiencing record levels of depression and loneliness. Being depressed and socially isolated can be very bad for a senior’s physical and mental health.
As you look at the different types of care options available for your senior, you might wonder if they’ll truly give her what she needs.
August is National Eye Exam Month! Has it been over a year since your senior parent had an eye exam? If so now is a
A stroke happens when blood flow in the brain suddenly stops, either briefly or even for minutes at a time. Damage to the brain from
Each July, National Anti-Boredom Month kicks off as a way to help ease the boredom people experience when the weather gets too hot to spend
Many seniors can thrive aging in place in their family home. However, it’s important for seniors and their families to recognize that aging in place
Caring for an elderly loved one oftentimes requires you to make important decisions regarding their comfort, safety, and health. Family and work obligations can make
Vision challenges can make older adults withdraw and shy away from the things that they love to do. That doesn’t have to be daily life
Did you know that more than eight out of ten people have never even heard of the medical disorder known as aphasia? Until Bruce Willis
Companion care at home is an essential service for older adults who want to age in place. Your mom doesn’t want to move. You want
