Enduring chronic pain can cause significant discomfort to an individual, especially among older adults 65 years and older. However, it is not possible to eliminate this kind of pain. As their Caregivers, we ought to help them manage their chronic pai...
Read More ›Regular physical activity or exercise can go a long way in helping your elderly loved ones. There are countless of health benefits that are associated with regular exercise, especially for senior individuals. That is why you should start encouraging ...
Read More ›Millions of older Americans are affected by clinical depression. Although it is prevalent, there are still ways to combat depression. Some of the most common causes of depression in the elderly include the loss of a spouse or a loved one, having a me...
Read More ›Occupational therapy is a branch of health care that focuses on helping people of all ages with sensory, physical, or cognitive problems. For seniors, occupational therapy teaches them rehabilitation techniques and exercises that make daily tasks eas...
Read More ›As we get older, our health and needs evolve. Many of our elders take multiple medications to manage the symptoms of chronic illnesses. This can make medication management challenging for both seniors and their family caregivers. However, proper medi...
Read More ›As your loved ones age, a health plan in place is essential for them. However, most seniors will refuse additional care and assistance for fear that they cannot be as independent as they once were. So, make sure you understand the signs that your lov...
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