Grieving the Loss of a Long-Term Spouse
The loss of a long-term spouse is known as one of the most painful life experiences. Here are some thoughts to remember when grieving.
Best Apps for Seniors in 2021
Phone applications entertain, educate, and make life easier for everyone. Here are some of the best apps that experts recommend for seniors in 2021.
Excursions for Elderly Loved Ones
Many caregivers are intimidated by the thought of taking elderly loved ones for a day trip - especially if that person has dementia.
Is Alzheimer’s Disease Hereditary?
You may be wondering if Alzheimer's is hereditary, and if your family's genetic makeup makes Alzheimer's more likely for you or others you care about.
3 Characteristics of Quality Memory Care
Is it time to place your loved one in an adult care facility? We can help you make the best choice for quality memory care.
5 Myths About Senior Exercise Routines
Senior exercise routines help to fight disease and illness, build strength and balance, and can even help people to live longer.
7 Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease
Global Deterioration Scale (GDS), was originally developed by Dr. Barry Reisberg, Director of the Fisher Alzheimer’s Disease Education and Research program at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Reisberg's guideline is utilized by professionals and caregivers globally to identify a patient stages of Alzheimer's disease.
Maintaining Dignity for an Aging Loved One
With just a little effort, you can show your aging loved one how much they still mean to you, and maintain the dignity and respect that they deserve.
6 Ways to Manage Medication
Seniors living in their own homes on multiple prescription drugs need to learn to manage medication effectively. If they live in an assisted living facility, medicines may be administered by the staff. However, understanding their schedule can give a senior a sense of control over their own lives. If you have an aging loved one [...]
When Should Your Loved One Stop Driving?
The decision to stop driving is emotional , as few people want to give up their independence. How do you know when to have the conversation?