
As we age, we eventually lose the ease of our bodily functions. We may not be able to hear well, walk steadily, or see clearly. Some seniors call for help when they experience these issues. But some may keep to themselves out of shame for others or t...
Read More ›If you have a loved one with Parkinson’s disease, you know the many adjustments that the patient and the family should take to manage the condition. Through every stage of their condition, we must provide them with adequate support. When you need C...
Read More ›Falls are the leading cause of physical injury and traumatic brain injury in seniors. Senior loved ones with a disability or medical condition, such as visual impairments, neuropathy, dementia, acute illness, and cardiovascular disease, have a higher...
Read More ›The threat of heart diseases in seniors is high. Although the risk of heart disease indeed increases with age, it is not impossible to prevent it. Even if you have a family history, you need to live a healthy lifestyle to protect your heart from dise...
Read More ›If you have a family member who struggles with a disability or recovering from mobility issues, you would understand that meeting their daily needs could be very challenging. Caregivers provide maximum care and support to your loved ones, but there a...
Read More ›Dementia is common among seniors, affecting their mood, memory, and behavior. Dementia patients deal with the symptoms differently; however, it is necessary to understand the warning signs to make sure you know how to take care of your loved ones. An...
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