5 Tips to Reduce the Risk of Stroke in Seniors
Though the risk of suffering a stroke increases with age, there are proactive measures that seniors can take to reduce their risk. Before we look at five of them, let’s first review how to recognize that someone is having a stroke.
Finding Support When Caring for a Senior with Parkinson’s
"Caring for a senior with Parkinson's isn't easy" is an understatement. Where can you find the support you need when it's time to get help from others – either on a full-time or part-time basis?
Home Modification Tips for At-Home Seniors
Millions of elderly Americans are injured in home accidents every year, with most of those occurring in the kitchen, bathroom and living room. Fortunately, keeping that special senior in your life safer is possible by using these home modification tips.
Signs of Alzheimer’s in an Aging Parent
Because the symptoms of Alzheimer’s can mimic those of other diseases and commonly prescribed medications, diagnosing it isn’t easy.
Types of In-Home Caregiving for Seniors
When no informal caregivers are available to assist them, professional in-home caregiving becomes a viable option. That home care usually takes one of two forms: non-medical personal care or home healthcare. Here’s a breakdown of what each type entails.
How to Help a Senior Maximize Their Doctor’s Appointment
If you’re looking after an aging in place loved one helping them maximize each doctor’s visit is essential for their health and wellbeing. Here are some ways to ensure that your senior gets the most out of theirs.