Gentle Yoga Exercises for Seniors
When you think about yoga, you may imagine young, trendy folks twisting themselves into pretzel-like contortions. But that’s on the extreme end of the spectrum.
Make Sure You’re Putting Your Dad’s Needs First When Building a Care Plan
As your dad gets older, it’s inevitable that you’ll have to start thinking about his care needs as he ages. He wants to stay in his home.
Using Hospice and Companion Care Services
Hospice care is something many people confuse with palliative care which is the treatment that helps improve someone’s quality of life after they receive a serious diagnosis.
Helping the Elderly Manage Arthritis
Is your elderly loved one living with arthritis? If so, every day might be a challenge for them. The most simple daily tasks can seem terrible and painful. If this is something your elderly loved one is diagnosed with or struggling with, there are various tips that you and your senior home care provider can […]
Bike Safety Tips For Seniors
May is National Bike Month and it’s a fantastic time for seniors to get some tips on how they can continue to bike safely as they get older. Biking is a great way for seniors to get exercise and socialize with friends.
Treating Depression in the Elderly: How is it Done?
Is your elderly loved one experiencing clinical depression? Whether it is mild or more severe, it could be a good idea to have them see their doctor or a therapist.
Five Steps With Toileting You Can’t Ignore
When you’re younger, you never imagine having to be the one helping your elderly parent at the toilet. Your dad struggles to get to the bathroom on time since his stroke. He often has accidents, so someone has to help him with toileting. It’s a lot of work keeping up with frequent trips to the bathroom, […]
Top Risk Factors of Depression for Senior Citizens
Is your elderly loved one having symptoms of depression? Maybe, you notice they sleep in much longer than they used to.
Cozy Mystery Series to Read to Your Mom
Sometimes, life brings unexpected changes. Your mom’s experiencing that after her vision diminishes due to macular degeneration.
Should You Put Cameras in Your Elderly Loved One’s Home?
Are you worried that your elderly loved one will get hurt while they are home alone? If you have these concerns, you may be thinking about putting cameras in their home.
