Your Place or Mine? Caring for an Aging Parent
Moving an aging parent in with you is a huge decision to make. What factors should you consider when making it? Here are a few.
What Does it Mean to be ‘Present’ as a Caregiver?
It’s easy to get distracted in today’s fast-paced world; many things clamor for our attention. Here are some things that can distract caregivers and cause them to be mentally absent.
Best Places for Seniors to Meet Other Seniors
Being around close friends makes us feel better. Moreover, positive friendships are good for our health and wellbeing at any age. However, many seniors have problems making new friends and that can be worrisome. Here are some ways to help seniors meet other seniors.
5 Surprising Ways for Seniors to Stay Active
Many people have heard the message that engaged minds and muscles help us stay healthy as we age. This article shares simple activities that can help you and that special senior in your life stay active and healthy.
Aging in Place – Preparing Your Parents’ Home
For many seniors, the thought of having to leave their homes and move to a nursing home or assisted living facility is a devastating one. Because of this, most families try to do all that they can to help their parents age in place. When successful, aging in place means that a person can live in the space where they are most comfortable without losing out on the quality of life.
Bathing and Shower Safety Tips for Seniors
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), roughly 230,000 Americans a year get injured in their bathrooms, and most of those accidents result from bathtub slips and falls experienced by people over age 65.
Summer Safety for the Elderly
We pride ourselves on being ready for anything nature sends our way. But are we? This article offers tips for helping your elderly parents safely enjoy our lovely summer days!
How to Prepare for “The Talk” About Senior Home Care
So it's time for “the talk” with mom or dad about senior home care, how can you tactfully bring it up? Here are some tips to help.
How to Communicate with a Senior Affected by Dementia
Millions of elderly Americans suffer from dementia, and when it happens to someone close to you it’s painful to watch as their condition progressively worsens. In order for you to reconnect with them better, try out these 7 strategies.
Why Seniors Are Never Too Old to Learn New Hobbies
As seniors grow old their pace of life slows down and this can hurt them in the long run. To fight this, seniors can adopt new hobbies like these that they can enjoy.
