Three Ways your Senior Can Prevent Alzheimer Disease
The nature of Alzheimer disease continues to be a scientific puzzle. And what science has discovered is baffling.
Read MoreHome Care can Support Family Caregivers of People with Dementia
Rex enjoyed caring for his wife, Lucille. Lucille had mid-stage dementia, and needed some help with dressing and bathing.
Read MoreFour Things to Think about When it Comes to Your Senior’s Diet
Making sure your senior is eating healthy meals is important and easier than you might suspect.
Read MoreLearn More About Mild Alzheimer’s Disease Today
If your elderly loved one has mild Alzheimer’s disease, there are some things that you can do for them.
Read MoreIs Tuberculosis Still a Concern for Seniors?
Because older adults typically have weaker immune systems, they are among the most at risk for TB.
Read MoreAre Women More Likely to Be Called Upon to Care for Their Parents?
About half of all female caregivers also have part-time or full-time jobs that they balance with the care they provide.
Read MoreAlzheimer’s Walk
Alzheimer’s walk is coming up September 12th at 9 am at the Mercy Park.
Read MoreHow to Get More Fruits and Vegetables in Your Elderly Loved One’s Diet
As a family caregiver, you need to make sure your loved one is eating a well-balanced and healthy diet.
Read MoreSeven Ways to Choose the Best Hair Care Products for Aging Hair
Your mom’s hair isn’t the same as when she was younger. After menopause, hair tends to thin out over the entire head.
Read MoreHow Do You Overcome Fatigue as a Family Caregiver?
Everyone experiences fatigue. Family caregivers often experience it because they’re taking on too much.
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