Parkinson’s disease is a brain disorder that causes the body to move in ways that are uncontrollable or unintentional.
Why Is Aging in Place Such a Big Deal?
Your senior might have made a stand about staying in her home, or aging in place. But why is it so important to her?
Hobbies for Seniors With Limited Mobility
Many experts feel partaking in pleasurable activities goes a long way toward keeping older folks healthy and active, which is particularly vital for those with restricted mobility.
Four Reasons Independence Is Vital for Seniors and One Way to Keep It
Nobody likes to feel as if they’re a burden on the people that they love or that they cannot do the things that they need and want to do.
What To Expect When A Senior Parent Comes Home From Rehab
Seniors who suffer a serious medical event or injury like a stroke, a heart attack, or a fall in which they break a bone or have a serious injury may need some transitional care.
Six Tips for Handling an Emergency With Your Dad
At some point, every family gets the call that there is an emergency. It could be a fall leading to a broken bone, a stroke, or a severe illness like pneumonia.
How Does Personal Care at Home Help Your Senior?
Personal care at home can feel embarrassing for your senior at first, but it’s vital help that makes her life safer and easier.
How In-Home Care Helps Seniors With Diabetes
According to the American Diabetes Association a staggering 29% of seniors, which is more than 15 million people, are living with diabetes.
Best Cardio Exercises for Seniors
The CDC recommends that older persons engage in 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise each week or 75 minutes of strenuous aerobic activity.
Six Factors that Contribute to Physical Wellness for Your Senior
If your senior is able to be more physically active, then adding movement to her regular daily routine can be a crucial part of helping her to be as well as possible.
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