Parkinson’s disease affects countless people in the United States. While a cure is not yet available, seniors living with this progressive neurogenerative disorder can manage… Read More »Guide for Living with Parkinson’s Disease
Family caregivers provide vital care to aging loved ones, whether they are elderly parents, spouses, or relatives. Their hard work and dedication are recognized each… Read More »Observing National Family Caregivers Month
Thanksgiving is a family tradition, but as parents age, relationship dynamics will change. Adult children now make decisions, from who hosts the gathering to what… Read More »How to Have a Relaxing Thanksgiving Celebration with Senior Parents
Good nutrition is important throughout life. Consuming the recommended amounts of vitamins and minerals can prevent chronic diseases in the elderly. It’s never too late… Read More »Dietary Guidelines for Seniors
Staying physically active is critical to a senior’s physical health and emotional well-being. Simply sitting for long durations throughout each day does incredible harm to… Read More »Physical Activity Guidelines
Individuals who bravely served the nation may be eligible for veteran home care. Qualified veterans receive a substantial monthly sum to help pay for professional… Read More »How to Know if Seniors are Eligible for Veteran Home Care
The recommended number of hours of sleep for adults is 7 to 9. When aging loved ones sleep longer or nap excessively during the day,… Read More »What Causes Seniors to Oversleep?
Autumn and winter’s early evening hours of twilight and sunset worsen sundown syndrome. Older adults diagnosed with dementia become increasingly confused and agitated. When providing… Read More »Seasonal Sundowning: How Fall and Winter Worsen Sundown Syndrome
The fall season is officially upon us. At the start of the fall season, the sun rises later, and nightfall arrives sooner. Plenty of environmental… Read More »Preparing Your Senior Loved One for the Autumn Season
Seniors stepping into their golden years are likely to experience mild memory loss, which is a normal aspect of the aging process. Forgetfulness that is… Read More »How to Help Your Elderly Parents When Their Forgetfulness Increases
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