Assessing the Early Signs of Alzheimer’s
Added on February 15th, 2018
Most researchers and medical experts in the field of dementia seem to agree on 10 main early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. The list of symptoms, which appears on www.alz.org, is intended to help, but many people experience confusion and dismay when they see it. It’s important to note that all of the itemized signs can […]
Read More5 Cultures Who Celebrate Old Age: What We Can Learn from Them
Added on January 31st, 2018
Many people never think about the culture of age in this country and how we treat our elders. We idolize youth and beauty but casually dismiss or abandon seniors who no longer exhibit these fleeting attributes. There are many downsides to this cultural habit, the largest of which is overlooking all the wisdom and […]
Read MoreLoneliness and Isolation in Seniors: What You Need to Know
Added on January 15th, 2018
While we may not understand the full ramifications of social isolation and loneliness on seniors, most would agree that older adults don’t do too well in isolation. After all, we are a social species, and we thrive on day-to-day interaction with others, a sense of community, and quality interpersonal relationships. Before we talk about social […]
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5 Things Seniors Should Know About Medicare
Added on December 15th, 2017
56 million Americans are covered by Medicare, yet many seniors don’t know all the benefits of this essential program. To help you make the most of Medicare, here are 5 things you should know: 1. Meet the Enrollment Deadlines You can sign up for Medicare between the three months prior to turning 65 and the […]
Read MoreThanksgiving Tips for Seniors and Their Caregivers
Added on November 15th, 2017
From concerns about denture-friendly cuisine or a recently diagnosed gastro condition to pleasing picky eaters at the table (such as when kids will be a part of the festivities), there are lots of reasons why you may need to tweak meals at Thanksgiving time. For example, if tough vegetables don’t work with your […]
Read More7 Disaster Preparedness Tips for Seniors
Added on October 31st, 2017
As a senior, the prospect of preparing for a disaster may seem daunting. This is especially the case if you have unique health needs or if you live alone. There are ways you can adequately prepare for the worst, though, giving you the peace of mind you need. Understand which risks affect you Depending on your […]
Read MoreSeasonal Depression and Seniors: What You Should Know
Added on October 16th, 2017
For most people, the changing of the seasons, holiday celebrations, and the ushering in of a new year can be an exciting time. However, for a sizeable part of the population, including seniors, winter can mean depression and other symptoms brought on by SAD or Seasonal Affective Disorder. What is seasonal depression and what are […]
Read More8 Dangers Seniors Face in Their Homes & How to Avoid Them
Added on September 26th, 2017
As people get older, their risk of getting injured at home increases greatly. One report from the Center of Disease Control and Prevention shows that once every 20 minutes, a senior in the United States experiences a fall. These injuries can range in severity from resulting in a minor scratch to requiring an emergency room […]
Read More6 Ways to Prevent a Fall
Added on September 4th, 2017
Get Moving Movement is a wonderful way to maintain agility and keep the core strong. Consider enlisting in the assistance of a physical therapist who can work on boosting balance and strength. Engage in daily walks and, if possible, sign up for classes such as Tai Usa il bodybuilding ad alta frequenza per evitare il […]
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