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For years, medical staff just assumed seniors would receive the care they needed after they returned home. While most families mean well, it’s common for seniors to experience setbacks in their recovery that are serious enough for them to return to the hospital. In light of the statistics regarding rising…
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Statistics indicate that up to 20 percent of adults over the age of 65 require readmission to a hospital anytime between one month and one year after a previous stay. There are various factors that contribute to the problem, and you have the chance to ensure your elderly loved one…
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Following a nutritious meal plan is one of the best things seniors with Alzheimer’s can do for their health and wellbeing. In addition to giving them more energy, a healthy diet can also minimize or delay some of the worst symptoms of this disorder. Here are a few things to…
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Family caregivers need to have realistic views of their options, and you’re already doing the best for your senior loved one by asking the serious questions. You may have heard other caregivers you know talk about how much they love respite care, and it’s clear you’ll get many benefits from…
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The steps seniors take immediately after having strokes can have a huge impact on their recovery. In addition to boosting their physical health, they must also take care of their emotional wellbeing if they want to enjoy long and fulfilling lives. Luckily, stroke treatments and rehab services are more effective…
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Hospital readmissions can cause physical, psychological, and even financial problems for both seniors and their caregivers. All efforts should be made to lower the chances of rehospitalizations. Here are the top five benefits of reducing the risk of hospital readmissions. 1. Avoid Financial Problems Hospital readmissions can cause financial worries…
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A dementia diagnosis can be frightening for both seniors and their family members. Fortunately, not all types of dementia are permanent. In some cases, your senior loved one’s problem may be caused by something that’s reversible with lifestyle changes or additional treatment. Have your doctor rule out these underlying conditions…
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Each year, an estimated 500,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Seniors with the condition are sometimes not diagnosed until the disease has progressed to a later stage, as the changes are often attributed to old age. Early diagnosis may slow the progression. Learn the signs…
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Respite care is often viewed from the caregiver’s perspective. People tend to think family caregivers hire professionals to provide at-home care so they can take a break and relax. While this is true, there are also benefits for your aging parent you need to consider when making your plans. When…
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Studies have shown that seniors have a 20 percent chance of returning to the hospital once they’re discharged, which can have devastating effects on their mental and physical health, leading to depression, decreased mobility, reduced independence, and much more. However, there are some things you can do to ensure your…
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