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Caring for a senior with Parkinson’s can be stressful, but developing a proper care plan could make tasks more manageable. Families should speak with their aging loved ones’ doctors and learn as much about the disease as possible, including effective caregiving strategies. Below are some tips families can use when…
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For many older adults, mobility issues can have an impact on quality of life by affecting the ability to participate in favorite activities and stay socially engaged. Seniors sometimes shift to less active lifestyles when they experience reduced mobility because they believe it’s something they have to accept, but this…
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Because people living with dementia often experience communication problems and mood swings, fairly harmless comments from others can cause major breakdowns or arguments. Knowing how to better communicate with people with dementia can help family caregivers have more positive interactions. Here are a few things you should never say to…
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Reducing the risk of coronavirus is the best way to avoid the possibility of getting severely sick from it. Seniors are included in the high-risk category for coronavirus due to their weaker immune systems and higher rates of serious health issues. Although you might not be able to heal your…
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Regular doctor visits can help physicians catch conditions early on, when they’re more treatable. Your senior parent should be honest with his or her doctor and never shy away from asking questions. Below are some of the concerns seniors should address with their doctors. 1. Chest Pain Chest pain could…
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A healthy diet is definitely good for all parts of the body, including the brain, which is one of the reasons seniors are often advised to incorporate nutrient-rich foods into their diets to reduce their risk of developing dementia-related conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD). But are there actual links…
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Providing care to an aging loved one requires patience, compassion, and understanding along with skills like attentiveness, trustworthiness, cleanliness, and good organization. Knowing your top caregiving skills could make the role less overwhelming. Continue reading to learn how you can recognize your strengths as a family caregiver. 1. Create &…
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Staying active in the senior years can stave off various age-related conditions and boost cognitive health. When it comes to activities, choose things your senior loved one enjoys and consider his or her physical and mental limitations. Here are a few simple ways you can keep your parent entertained. Promote…
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When deciding where your elderly loved one will live, consider finding a way to let him or her stay at home. Aging in place could benefit your parent’s mental, physical, and emotional health. Continue reading to learn more about the importance of aging in place and the benefits your loved…
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For seniors with Alzheimer’s and their families, the combative stage of Alzheimer’s is one of the most challenging parts of living with the disease. Your aging loved one may suddenly change from being your sweet, loving family member to someone you barely recognize. Aggression, wandering, and refusing to follow his…
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