Many elderly people are afraid they are going to lose their vision. If this is something that your elderly loved one worries about, you can help them.
What Do You Need to Know about Bed Sores?
Even if your senior only has a little trouble with mobility, bed sores can still be a big concern.
Keeping the Peace While Getting Extra Help for Your Senior
Not everyone in the family might understand that having some help is vital to getting your senior the care she needs.
FAQs About Emphysema in the Elderly
Emphysema is a type of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) where the air sacs in the lungs have become permanently damaged, reduce the lung capacity, and cannot be cured. This disease affects millions of seniors every year as it is often the result of years of smoking. However, non-smoking seniors can also develop emphysema. Family […]
How Can You Really Eat Healthier as a Caregiver?
One of the best things that you can do for yourself and for your aging adult as a caregiver is to revamp your eating habits. When you eat healthier foods overall, your energy levels increase and you’re able to do more than you thought possible. Don’t Try for Perfection. The big thing to remember is […]
Is Your Aging Adult a Defensive Driver?
Having an attitude of defensive driving can give your elderly family member an advantage behind the wheel. This is because she’s actively anticipating what other drivers might do and she’s doing what she can to avoid interactions that could result in a wreck. Here are some tactics that can give your elderly family member an […]
How to Get the Emotional Support You Need as a Family Caregiver
Emotional support may be one of the last things you think about for yourself as a caregiver, but it’s one of the most important parts of your own care kit. Fleshing out what helps you to feel the greatest amount of support can help you to find the right solutions for you. Journal about What’s […]
Senior Care Tips: Caring for a Loved One With Kidney Disease
Senior Care in Anderson SC Kidney disease does not necessarily mean the kidneys will no longer work, but depending on the severity of your loved one’s condition, it does mean that urgent medical attention is needed to savethe kidneys and help them heal after a kidney disease or failure diagnoses. Over 39 percent of people […]
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