Staying Active When in a Wheelchair
Even those who use a wheelchair can establish an appropriate exercise routine to stay healthy and strong.
Conversations With Alzheimer’s Patients
Caregivers of Alzheimer's patients must learn to communicate in new ways to engage in meaningful interactions with their loved ones.
Misconceptions about Aging
Aging is often misunderstood, causing undue fear and anxiety. Discrediting these myths, however, can help you to live a happier life.
How Alzheimer’s Disease Affects Women
While Alzheimer’s afflicts both men and women, it disproportionately affects women, perplexing researchers.
Respiratory Illness in Senior Adults
Over the last two years, respiratory health has come to the forefront - especially for senior who may be vulnerable to these ailments.
Ten Great Movies for Seniors
When seniors with Alzheimer's disease watch movies they once enjoyed, the familiar scenes and dialogue may inspire a sense of calm, safety, and happiness.
When is Hospice Care Appropriate?
While it is always okay to admit you need help, there comes a time when hospice care is appropriate for your loved one's needs.
Telehealth for Seniors in 2022
Even though in-person appointments are available again, many people recognize telehealth as a viable ongoing method to deliver healthcare.
Why Your Emotional Intelligence (EQ) Matters
Those who exhibit a higher emotional quotient are more likely to experience compatible relationships and less conflict in their interactions.
Eat to Prevent Alzheimer’s
A specialized diet typically utilized to combat heart disease has shown the potential to significantly lower the risk of Alzheimer's. In order to be a valuable tool to prevent Alzheimer's, however, individuals must follow the guidelines in their entirety.