Our senior loved ones have a greater risk of developing cardiovascular diseases than younger people. This is because, as we age, our cardiovascular system, particularly our heart and blood vessels, ages as well. Plaque also begins to develop and buil...
Read More ›Do you have an elderly family member or loved one at home? It is important to make their environment conducive to their changing needs. Along with uncompromised and accessible care, they need to have a safe and loving place to spend their golden year...
Read More ›As we age, our eyes will naturally deteriorate and become less effective. It’s normal to notice changes in your vision, including losing the ability to see up close and needing more time to adjust to changing levels of light. Although your risk for...
Read More ›Today, the vast majority of older adults prefer to stay in their homes as they age. Although aging in place allows seniors to live more independently, there may come a time when they require additional help with daily tasks. That’s where companions...
Read More ›For many seniors, maintaining hygiene is a struggle. Whether due to factors like weakened senses or low energy, your elderly loved one may refuse to shower, which puts him or her at risk of infections and low self-esteem. When this occurs, it may be ...
Read More ›Arthritis is characterized by the swelling and tenderness of one or more joints, with symptoms that typically worsen with age. This disease is common with about 58.5 million Americans diagnosed with arthritis. Its symptoms can be mild or severe and m...
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