Support Groups for Your Aging Loved One
There’s something to be said about receiving additional support from those going through similar experiences.
Read More4 Things That Will Make Holiday Dinners Senior Friendly
If you’re having senior relatives over for Thanksgiving or any holiday meals with a little bit of planning you can make sure that they have the best possible meal experience.
Read More4 Things Seniors Can Do Today To Feel Less Anxious
Anxiety and depression are concerns for many seniors and their families. Approximately 1 in 4 seniors struggles with anxiety or depression or both.
Read MoreWhat Home Care Services Most Help Someone After a Stroke?
Within two minutes, an average of three people have had a stroke. Of those strokes, about 77% are first-time strokes.
Read MoreEssential Kitchen Supplies That Help With Rheumatoid Arthritis
RA is a form of arthritis where the body’s immune system “sees” the cells within a joint as an invader and attacks.
Read MoreIs Yoga Good Exercise For Seniors?
As seniors get older they may find that they have a hard time doing the exercises that they used to do.
Read MoreUnderstanding the Best Foods for Seniors to Eat That Will Improve Joint Health
No matter how old you are, diet is essential to focus on. It can improve things like inflammation or make it worse.
Read MoreIs Your Senior’s Thyroid Okay?
Thyroid issues are a lot more common in seniors than you might realize.
Read MoreHow Can You Help a Senior Who Is Withdrawing from Life?
If you’re noticing that your elderly family member doesn’t seem to be herself anymore or doesn’t seem to have the same zest for living that she once had, she might be withdrawing from her life.
Read MoreAround-the-Clock Caregivers Are the Best Solution for Post-Stroke Care
Your dad’s stroke left him unable to move his right side. He can’t walk, talk, or do much on his own. He’s going through physical, occupational, and speech therapies, but he cannot be alone.
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