It is hard to put your best foot forward when pain happens with every step. Foot problems are normal as we grow older, which is …Read More
Ring in the New Year with a Commitment to Regular Physical Activity and Better Health
We are about to start a whole new year, and we all know very well what that means: time to make some resolutions! If you’re …Read More
What to Expect as a Family Caregiver
It may well have started informally, with just a little help here and there. Picking up some things at the store for your aging parent. …Read More
Making Holiday Activities Festive for Seniors with Alzheimer’s
The limitations associated with the COVID pandemic impacted last year’s holiday season, forcing many people to remain isolated from each other. Thankfully, this season families …Read More
Exercise and Dementia: How to Help Loved Ones Stay Active
When an older adult has dementia and all of the challenges that it entails, family caregivers need a toolbox full of helpful strategies. Out of all …Read More
Understanding Parkinson’s Care in the Later Stages: Part 3 of 3
A Parkinson’s disease diagnosis has an effect on family members along with the person experiencing this illness. Understanding what to expect as the disease progresses …Read More
Improving Senior Male Health
If your dad, grandpa, or other father figure seems to have a preference for doing anything at all over going to the doctor, he’s in …Read More
Taking Care of a Loved One in the Middle Stages of Parkinson’s: Part 2 of 3
A Parkinson’s disease diagnosis impacts loved ones as well as the person diagnosed. Understanding what to anticipate as the disease progresses is key to being …Read More
How Home Care Can Help Following a Cancer Diagnosis
When a loved one receives a cancer diagnosis, it might feel as though your whole world has changed. That which was once a top priority …Read More
Make Dementia Care Easier with Non-Verbal Communication
Communication can be so much more than words. A look, gesture, or touch can communicate volumes. As dementia progresses in a loved one, it may …Read More