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Having limited mobility doesn’t mean your senior loved one must limit his or her fun. Older adults who face challenges with moving around can still find many enjoyable ways to occupy their time. These six activities are awesome for getting your loved one interested in doing things throughout the day,…
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Seniors who fracture their hips could experience minor problems or life-threatening accidents. Aging, weakened bones, and medication side effects are some of the reasons older adults experience slips and falls that can lead to hip fractures and other severe injuries. Below are some of the reasons hip fractures are dangerous…
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Approximately 12 million Americans 65 and older have diabetes, according to estimates by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Even if your older loved one isn’t diabetic, he or she may be considered prediabetic or be more likely to develop this condition if he or she has consistently high…
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Dementia is an incurable progressive condition that impacts many seniors. However, with a proper care plan, the disorder can be managed. Below you’ll find ideal treatment options family caregivers can use to help their senior loved ones and reduce symptoms associated with dementia. 1. Manage Medications Although there’s no medication…
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As adults age, their physical abilities may decrease and their bones begin to weaken, which are age-related issues that put them at higher risk for slips and falls. A tumble in the senior years could have severe consequences. Continue reading to learn what can happen if seniors fall and ways…
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Aging doesn’t eliminate money challenges, and excessive stress about finances can speed up cognitive decline and increase the risk of cardiovascular issues. Developing a budget and helping your senior loved one meet financial goals can boost his or her mental, physical, and emotional health. Below are some of the standard…
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Family caregivers are some of the most generous and caring people you’ll ever meet. In fact, it’s common for them to act like everything is fine even when they’re completely exhausted. Even if family caregivers appear to be doing great, giving them support provides these benefits for them and their…
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According to a 2019 analysis by America’s Health Rankings regarding hospital readmissions, Medicare recipients 65 and older have the highest 30-day readmission rates among all age groups in the United States. This is just one of several critical hospital readmission stats for 2019 you should be aware of. Below you’ll…
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Seniors with Alzheimer’s who are engaged in enjoyable activities are less likely to experience anxiety, depression, and loneliness. Staying busy also keeps boredom at bay and reduces negative behaviors such as aggression. Here are some activities that can help your senior loved one with Alzheimer’s pass the time pleasantly. 1….
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Combative behavior is typical in the middle and late stages of dementia. The aggression could be in the form of verbal or physical outbursts. Managing the behavior can be challenging for family caregivers, but overreacting could escalate the tension. Continue reading to find strategies that can help you manage aggression…
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