How Seniors Can Maintain Good Bone Health Many seniors are prone to loss of bone mineral density, especially those who don't get enough nutrients needed to keep up their bone health. To prevent developing osteoporosis, you should encourage your loved one to keep up their bone health. Here are some simple lifestyle changes your loved one can make to stay healthy. » Read More
Preparing for Mid and Late-Stage Alzheimer’s Care Alzheimer's is a progressive disease, meaning if your loved one is diagnosed, their illness will worsen over time. While support from a family caregiver may provide the care they need now, they will eventually need more comprehensive care to help them manage their symptoms. Here's how you and your loved one can prepare for mid and late-stage Alzheimer's. » Read More
How to Help Your Loved One Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease Alzheimer's disease is a common issue that affects seniors. Although there currently is no cure, there are certain lifestyle changes seniors can make that can reduce the chance of being diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Here are some ways seniors can stay healthy and avoid being diagnosed. » Read More
Why Clutter is a Telltale Sign Your Loved One Needs Senior In-Home Care Services If your loved one's home has started becoming more cluttered, it may be time to consider professional senior in-home care services. Here's why clutter can be such a huge issue for older adults. » Read More
Staying healthy during the cold months During the summer months, we’re often more attuned to our body’s need for water, because we might feel hot or even sweaty more often. During the winter, when it’s cold, grey, or snowing, it’s easy to forget—but our body needs the same amount of water! » Read More