3 Ways to Combat Caregiver Burnout
Take a deeper look into what being a caregiver involves, how to combat caregiver burnout, and what resources are available to caregivers.
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How Seniors Can Combat Health Problems After a Dementia Diagnosis
As seniors grow older, chronic health problems may become inevitable. But for people with dementia,
The Behaviors and Stages of Wandering in Seniors
Wandering or getting lost is a common sign of Alzheimer’s or other diseases involving dementia.
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These Gifts For People with Dementia Help Improve Cognitive Skills
Buying a gift for loved ones is hard, but it can be even more difficult if that loved one has dementia. How do you find
Maintaining Skin Integrity as You Age
Skin is the human body’s largest organ covering, on average, 22 square feet. From head to toe, your skin plays an incredibly valuable role in
5 Tips For Reducing The Risk Of Stumbles And Falls
One in four Americans over the age of 65 falls each year, and every 11 seconds, an older adult goes to the emergency room due to falling. Even with eye-opening stats like these, many falls can be prevented with a few precautionary measures.
Talking To Your Loved One About Memory Lapses
You discuss something important with your elderly loved one and then follow up the next day, only to find that they have no recollection of
Common Causes Of Urinary Incontinence In Seniors
Nearly 40% of people over the age of 65 who live in residential care facilities experience incontinence for a variety of reasons, which we explore here. No matter the cause, there is help for your urinary incontinence.
