Tips To Navigate The Holiday Season While Caring For A Senior Loved One
Like them or hate them, the holidays are almost here. To some, they can be a special time full of positive experiences, good memories, and more festivities than you can shake a sugar cookie at. Though the original reasons for the celebrations this time of year have...
The Most Important Things To Know About Pancreatic Cancer
All types of cancers present challenges, but pancreatic cancer is particularly difficult for those diagnosed with it, any loved ones around them, and even their providers. The biggest reason why is because this particular cancer is difficult to detect early, which...
Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease And The Effect It Has On Your Senior Loved One
Any form of dementia is hard on the people who have it and for any loved ones around them. Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, not only affects people’s mental and physical abilities when they are diagnosed with it and it progresses, but also can be...
The Changes In Your Skin As You Age, And How To Take Care Of It
Be nice to your skin! After all, it serves as customized body armor of sorts, protecting your internal organs from greater damage. Certainly, your skin can be bruised, cut, burned, or otherwise banged up, depending on what type of trouble you encounter or activities...
Best Friends Forever: Strengthening Bonds in Senior Care on Best Friends Day
In the journey of life, few relationships hold the same significance as that of best friends. These bonds of companionship, forged through shared experiences and unwavering support, become even more precious as we age. As we celebrate Best Friends Day, it’s essential...
Championing Senior Health: World Meningitis Day Advocacy
Meningitis, an inflammation of the membranes enveloping the brain and spinal cord, poses a significant health threat, especially for seniors. As we commemorate World Meningitis Day, it’s imperative to shed light on the particular vulnerability of older adults to this...
Underpaid, Overworked, And Very Appreciated: Thank You To Our Family Caregivers
Let’s hear it for the caregivers! We can’t say enough good things about professional nurses and aides who have put the time and training into wanting to help clients with their health needs. Whether it’s someone who comes by a few times a week or stays there for a...