
Aging is an inevitable part of our lives. As we age, both our physical and mental health change over time. But it doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy and live the life we deserve. Are you taking care of a senior loved one? You can help them stay physical...
Read More ›According to the National Council on Aging, more than 10 million older Americans are at risk of hunger, and about 10% of adults are experiencing malnutrition. Do you have senior loved ones who are at risk of malnutrition? Did their eating patterns ch...
Read More ›A stroke is a medical condition that affects a portion of the brain that results in the suspension, either entirely or partially, of a person’s motor functions. As a result, a therapy similar to rehabilitation is required to help their body relearn...
Read More ›Seniors diagnosed with chronic health conditions are often prescribed to take several medications per day. But due to declining vision and memory loss, they are at risk of experiencing medication errors. This can lead to adverse drug effects and hind...
Read More ›Strokes are severe conditions. They can range from mild to highly life-threatening. While younger individuals who develop strokes have more chances of recovering fully, it becomes pretty tricky for the elderly. Sometimes, after a stroke, they may nee...
Read More ›If you’re a senior yourself or you have an elderly loved one, you might have seen them moving around less and less. This is because as people grow old, they start to lose bone and muscle mass which can make walking around more difficult. If you’v...
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