Learn the Common Signs of the Three Most Common Chronic Conditions in the Elderly
Getting older isn’t always easy. The older you get, the higher the risk of chronic health conditions.
Getting older isn’t always easy. The older you get, the higher the risk of chronic health conditions.
June is National Safety Month and when there is a senior in your life you are worried about, you need to take action. There is no time to waste.
Now that summer is just around the corner, there are more things for people to do outdoors. One problem with this is that many elderly people who are outdoors a lot get dehydrated or have immunity issues.
When your parents want to age at home, a smart speaker can be helpful in remaining independent.
Have you talked to your elderly loved one about their finances? As a family caregiver, this may be a talk that you should have.
Recovery can certainly be a long and challenging road for anyone, regardless of age.
When people age and begin having some challenges with daily life, and it’s usually the subtle, gradual progression from one ability to a little more struggle.
If your parents start to struggle with monthly expenses, groceries are the one area that can be easy to reduce expenses.
Exercise can be done in many different ways. People can do cardio, lift weight, or any range of exercises. One of the best exercises for the elderly is walking.
Chair yoga is just one option for exercising that your senior might want to try.