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Seniors are often at their most vulnerable right after being discharged from the hospital. The transition process from hospital to home can prevent readmissions and increase the chances of a safe and comfortable process. Here are some tips to help your senior loved one transition to home after a stay…
Scientists still aren’t quite sure why Alzheimer’s develops. However, they have identified several factors that contribute to the development of the condition, ranging from genetics to lifestyle choices. Here are some details regarding the correlation between Alzheimer’s and weight. The Health Impact of Being Overweight Maintaining a healthy weight helps…
Once your elderly spouse has been diagnosed with dementia, you may request that he or she remain in your care, which provides the ability to be surrounded by familiar objects and people that could trigger memories, boost wellbeing, and slow the progression of dementia. Caring for a spouse with dementia…
Inflammation is a serious issue that can impact the way a senior’s body responds to an injury, infection, or other serious threats. Chronic inflammation is caused by various factors, including sugary and fatty foods. To combat inflammation, your elderly loved one should focus on eating the following nutritious foods. Salmon…
According to the CDC, millions of seniors are injured in their homes every year, and those injuries can result in lifelong health complications. Some seniors also develop serious emotional health issues after living alone for an extended time. Luckily, many accidents and health issues can be avoided with a little…
Hoarding leads to unsafe living conditions for seniors who eventually find their homes cluttered with stuff. While there’s no easy answer for ending the hoarding behavior, you can use the following strategies to help your aging loved one maintain a safe and hygienic living environment. 1. Educate Yourself About Hoarding …
Alzheimer’s disease typically progresses through several main stages marked by varying levels of severity. Although the transition from one stage to the next is often subtle, you can use this guide to notice when your senior loved one’s care needs are changing. Signs Your Loved One May Have Alzheimer’s The…
There’s no denying the sense of joy that comes from playing with an energetic puppy or stroking the soft fur of a fluffy cat. However, seniors sometimes hesitate about taking on the responsibility of a pet. While adopting a pet affects daily routines, you’ll find it’s worth it when your…
Seniors often prefer to live at home for as long as possible. Since the decision to age in place versus moving to an assisted living facility can be complicated, your family should carefully think over the following considerations to determine if your loved one will be happiest aging in place….
Family caregivers often have to tend to several tasks as soon as they wake up, and trying to get everything accomplished puts them at risk for burnout. Take a look at some of the warning signs you need to hire respite care to overcome common caregiving hurdles. 1. You Wake…
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