Lots of seniors find themselves suddenly dealing with a chronic runny nose. It’s an embarrassing problem and it can be irritating, too. Rhinitis is the
Your loved one just had a major surgery or a long hospital stay, but it’s finally time for her to come home to recover. She
The data is clear. Seniors overwhelmingly say that being able to stay independent in their homes as they get older is a high priority. And
Dry eyes can be painful, itchy, and very uncomfortable. Seniors often develop dry eyes as a result of the medications that they need to take.
Room temperature is a lot more important in terms of comfort and well-being for seniors than most people realize. As seniors age, they become so
The month of October is designated as Emotional Wellness Month. What does that mean to you and your aging loved one? Emotional wellness is the
After your mom’s fall, it’s clear she needs help around her home. She was carrying laundry when she lost her balance on the stairs. She’ll
As seniors get older, their skin becomes thinner and more delicate. Seniors are more susceptible to skin infections because of the way that skin naturally
Every senior’s situation is different, especially with different health concerns demanding time and attention. But some health issues, like sleep apnea, can take a larger
Aging healthfully means that seniors need to look more closely at the behaviors that they’re engaging in on a regular basis. Choosing the right behaviors
