Aging is one of the strongest risk factors for osteoarthritis. While age-related changes to musculoskeletal systems increase the chances of seniors developing osteoarthritis, other risk… Read More »Osteoarthritis in Older Adults
An occasional loss of appetite is a normal part of the aging process. Caregivers should be concerned when seniors experience extreme weight loss or refuse… Read More »How to Boost Appetite for Seniors
Bladder changes are a natural consequence of aging. Less elasticity in bladder tissues and weakened pelvic floor muscles are common as people grow older. The… Read More »Tips for Better Bladder Health in Seniors
Older people experience more disease consequences of smoking due to the prolonged duration of tobacco use and cumulative injury. Despite this sobering fact, seniors of… Read More »Seniors and Smoking: 3 Effective Tips for Seniors to Quit Smoking
The coronavirus is not halting its rapid rate of infections. As new variations, like omicron and delta, steadily emerge, the virus continues to cause worldwide… Read More »Protocols for When Seniors or Caregivers Test Positive for COVID-19
Prostate problems are common in men older than 50. In fact, some form of prostate disease affects three million American men. Although the prostate normally… Read More »Prostate Issues Among Elderly Men
Sleep is as important as food and water. Getting adequate sleep during the night promotes alertness and a feeling of being rested. The aging process,… Read More »How to Help Your Loved Elders with Insomnia
Aging adults are least likely to get sick from influenza; however, when a senior does come down with the flu, it is particularly dangerous and… Read More »How to Protect Seniors from the Flu
Snowflakes and shimmering icicles disguise the actual dangers of the winter season. Beyond the breathtaking beauty of winter, this season holds many hazards for people… Read More »Preparing Your Senior Parents for the Winter
It is normal for seniors to have a bowel movement every two to three days, although having one every day is considered ideal. When bowel… Read More »What Helps Constipation in the Elderly?
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