Tips When Seniors Don’t Recognize Family Members
Some health conditions progress to the point that seniors don’t recognize family members any longer. This can be tough to face and cope with daily. Here are some tips.
Four Common Forms of Arthritis
Arthritis can occur for several health reasons, but it always affects the joints, causing an inability to move well without causing pain or discomfort.
Benefits of Staying Physically Active in Retirement
It can often be difficult to encourage sedentary elderly loved ones to be regularly active, but it’s such an important part of their overall health that it’s worth the battle.
Health Conditions that Increase the Risk of Stroke
Some common medical conditions can increase your loved one’s risk of having a stroke, especially if your loved one also engages in lifestyle behaviors that increase their risk.
Kind, Capable, and Caring: Our Experience with Care Resolutions
I couldn’t be happier with Care Resolutions and am glad I was lucky enough to find them when mom started to need more care than family members could give her.
How To Create A Consistent Routine For A Senior Parent With Alzheimer’s
Some of the ways that Alzheimer’s care at home can help your senior parent have the daily consistency they need to thrive are discussed here.
Movement Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease That Make Walking Difficult
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive disease that directly impacts the ability to walk and move around safely. It affects the nervous system, creating increasing challenges.
Tips for Seniors Who Want to Try Social Media
Staying safe on social media is important for people of every age, but seniors, in particular, need to pay close attention to following these tips for their safety.
How Can Seniors Transition Home from the Hospital Smoothly?
When seniors come home from the hospital the reality of the situation can get overwhelming quickly, which is when hospital to home transition care can step in and help.
Can Seniors Get Fit and Stay Active with Chronic Health Issues?
Sometimes seniors with chronic health issues think that they can’t stay active or get fitter because of limitations with their health. They may be able to do more than they think, however.
