Archive for March 2019
What Your Senior Needs to Know about Exercise
Exercise is one of those things that people either love or hate and if your senior hates exercise, she might have been avoiding it for a long time. But as she grows older, exercise can pay off for your elderly family member in terms of better overall health and improved balance and flexibility. She Can…
Read MoreMaking a Visit to the Hospital Easier for Seniors with Dementia
If you’re a family caregiver caring for an older adult with dementia, you know the condition can make even the most common situations challenging. But, when something is out of the ordinary, dementia can make things nearly impossible. Going to the hospital is one situation that can be particularly difficult. This is especially true if…
Read MoreWhat Concerns Should You Have With Your Mom Aging at Home?
AARP’s “What is Livable?” survey found that 87 percent of adults 65 or older want to age in place. They don’t want to move to a new home. It’s very likely that your mom feels that way. While she has her plans, you are still on the fence. Aging in place is possible, but you…
Read MoreHow Can You Split the Caregiving Workload with Other Family Members?
Caregiving is a big commitment and there’s a lot of work that goes into helping your elderly family member. If you’re lucky enough to have other family members who are willing to help, you may be able to figure out how to balance out those responsibilities. Talk Things out with Each Other Sometimes the most…
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