The holidays are meant to be joyous, but for many, they’re a great source of stress. Family caregivers and seniors can really feel the strain of the season; so here are some tips for beating the holiday blues and some might surprise you!! 1. Surround yourself … Continue reading →

There are approximately 5.1 million older adults living with Alzheimer’s today, and that’s a number that’s expected to double over the next couple of decades. Alzheimer’s care as provided for by medicine is currently lacking, with Alzheimer’s often going undetected even following hospitalization because it’s … Continue reading →

A new study has revealed that boomers and future generations of seniors might find their mobility compromised by increased instances of health conditions that can change their lives and increase their needs for medical care and senior care services. While the true scope of this … Continue reading →

Most people look forward to the holidays, but for seniors, especially those who have experienced loss, can find themselves dreading the joy and celebration of the season. Help return the positive to the holidays for the seniors in your life with these 5 tips: 1. Allow … Continue reading →

Getting out of the house and socializing is very important for all seniors. Unfortunately, because they live on a fixed income, this may be difficult for many people. The following list included some great ways to spend the day with friends and loved ones, and … Continue reading →

Educational vacations are perfect for elderly travelers. This type of vacation will allow the individual to experience new things and learn about new places and cultures. Many times, a vacation does not allow for the time needed to see and learn everything in a new … Continue reading →

Hypertension is a common diagnosis among the elderly. If you are a senior, a caregiver or a family member of an elderly patient, it is important to be aware of the risks associated with high blood pressure. This disease is one of the leading causes … Continue reading →

When deciding to move your elderly mother or father into your home, finances probably aren’t your primary reason for doing it, but they will play a role once the move has taken place. Understanding both the pros and cons before hand will alleviate any unpleasant … Continue reading →

All caregivers deal with stress, and often so much of it that it becomes part of their regular lives. While some level of stress comes with the territory, it doesn’t need to be so overwhelming all the time. Here are 10 survival tips that all … Continue reading →

Budgeting is important for everyone, no matter what their age or the amount of money in their bank account; but for seniors who live on a limited and fixed income it is essential to manage money wisely and save where they can. Here are 10 … Continue reading →