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When most people think about home safety for seniors, the thermostat setting doesn’t even come to mind. However, the reality is that a home’s temperature can have a huge impact on a senior’s health. As people get older, it’s difficult for their bodies to regulate their internal temperatures. Therefore, you…
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End-of-life discussions are often sensitive, and it’s common for seniors to have wishes that are not aligned with their families’ desires. As you begin this difficult conversation, use the following tips to respect your aging loved one’s wishes even when you may not fully agree with them. 1. Plan Early…
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Mentally and physically stimulating activities can help seniors with Alzheimer’s remain engaged, according to Alzheimers.net. AARP recommends focusing on known interests and preferences while also making appropriate modifications. If you’re looking for ideas for great activities your senior loved one with Alzheimer’s can enjoy and benefit from, here are some…
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As adults age, their minds and bodies experience more challenges and various changes. It’s not uncommon for an elderly loved one to encounter cognitive and mental changes that prevent him or her from handling daily tasks. Below are the most common types of age-related changes seniors face and what can…
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Because of immune system concerns related to age, seniors are considered the top at-risk group for coronavirus. Approximately 80 percent of older adults, according to the National Council on Aging, also have at least one chronic disease, which is another reason seniors are considered vulnerable when it comes to this…
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Many seniors are still independent enough to live on their own and manage most of the things that need to be taken care of on a regular basis. However, your older loved one may need some help with routine tasks, such as grocery shopping, that tend to be a bit…
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Exercising on a regular basis is one of the best things seniors can do to preserve their health. While your aging loved one should be exercising around 150 minutes a week, he or she needs to take precautions to avoid injuries. At a certain age, recovering from a sprained ankle…
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Some older adults aren’t thrilled about aging, while others wholeheartedly embrace the changes that come with being in a later stage of life. Regardless of how your elderly loved one feels about getting older, he or she is sure to appreciate the ability to get certain things for free because…
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During the later stages of certain dementia-related conditions like Alzheimer’s disease, it often becomes difficult for individuals to express themselves. However, this doesn’t necessarily mean an aging loved one with dementia isn’t able to understand you in some way. Today, we’re going to take a closer look at how conditions…
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Diabetes prevents the body from using glucose effectively. Insulin, a hormone secreted by the pancreas, helps the body use glucose for energy. In people with diabetes, the pancreas produces little or no insulin or the body is insulin resistant. Children and young adults may develop type 1 diabetes, which occurs…
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