November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. Now is a good time to learn about signs and symptoms, especially if you have a loved one you that may be exhibiting early signs of the disease. As most people are aware, Alzheimer’s Disease causes memory loss, but it can affect every aspect of the patient’s life. Below are…
Thinking about your long-term care may not be fun and exciting, but it can incredibly helpful to you and your family. Knowing that you have a plan about where and how you want to live as you age can let you feel more secure and confident about your future. A plan will help family members…
Create a Cheerful Holiday for All Ages The holiday season can be filled with family, cheer, and joy, but it can also bring feelings of loneliness and stress for many older adults. Travel can be difficult, along with special diets and shopping. Here are some things that you can do to help diminish holiday stress
How do you determine when your loved one needs extra senior care? Aging and the changes that come with it are inevitable. However, when you’re watching a loved one go through some of those changes, it can be stressful. Physical and mental health can decline with age.
