The holidays are filled with celebrations, parties, and get-togethers. Yet for older adults, holiday outings necessitate a little extra planning. Follow these guidelines from the
This season of holiday celebrations is a great chance to engage in time with family members and friends, but let’s be honest: it’s often also
From morning to evening, every day in the life of someone with diabetes is overloaded with a variety of necessary tasks to help with the
Lots of people go through times when they just want to be isolated for a while with their thoughts, to sort out issues in their
Medications can both enhance and save lives, but there is a potential risk that can create dire consequences — the danger of medication non-adherence.
With over 10,000 prescription medicines available in the U.S., it’s no wonder that so many senior adults – about one in three – are taking
A large proportion of older adults are set on remaining at home throughout aging, instead of relocating to an assisted living facility or nursing home
Home is where we’re most comfortable, and that’s just part of why so many older adults make the decision to continue to remain at home
Alzheimer’s is a complicated disease that often presents overwhelming issues for those providing care. As the disease progresses, people with Alzheimer’s typically communicate through behaviors
Envision how it would feel to awaken in a strange location, not being able to remember how you got there or even who you are.
