Helping a Senior Deal With Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s disease is a kind of neurodegenerative disease whose symptoms and difficulties increase with time.
Read MoreHelping Seniors With Celiacs
If you have an older parent or loved one with celiacs, it can be harder to manage as they get older.
Read MoreWhat To Do With Your Loved One This Fall
Finding a fun way to surprise a senior can lift their mood and help them look forward to the new year with the family.
Read MoreTraveling with the Support of an Elder Care Professional
If you are planning to travel with an aging senior this summer, and they need some level of assistance to do so, the struggle will be even greater.
Read MoreHow to Tell What Stage of Dementia Someone Is In
At times, doctors may need to do in-depth evaluations to determine the stage of dementia their patient is in.
Read MoreHow Can You Tell if Isolation and Loneliness Are Affecting Your Mom?
Loneliness and isolation have been found to increase the risk of physical health issues like diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure.
Read MoreWhen the Months Rush by as a Family Caregiver, How Can Slow Things Down?
As a family caregiver, supporting an aging parent, spouse, or other loved one, you may wonder where the time went.
Read MoreLearn How Minimalism Could Help Your Elderly Loved One
Have you ever heard of the idea of minimalism? This is where people have fewer belongings.
Read MoreAging Eye Facts Your Elderly Loved One Might Want to Know
When caring for your elderly loved one, there might be some things that you notice with their vision.
Read MoreHow Can Your Senior Get the Best Start on Moving More as the Weather Warms Up?
As the weather warms up, your senior may be interested in getting more active.
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