Care Plans to Reduce Stress

Care Plans to Reduce Stress

Going into a caregiving role with a loved one without a senior care plan can lead to a build of up stress and tension. Fortunately, you can eliminate caregiver stress by organizing your goals with a care plan from the beginning. By the end of this article you will fully understand how to devise a…

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Healthy Soup Recipes for Seniors

Healthy and Safe Soup Recipes for Seniors

You do not need to be a master chef to make homemade soup. Many recipes are so simple that they can be completed in 30 minutes! Soup is both yummy and nutritious. There are thousands of different soup recipes that can provide seniors with key nutrients, while also serving as a tasty meal. Soup is…

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Medical Alert Systems for Seniors

Medical Alert Systems for Seniors

In the days of COVID-19, isolation for seniors has become a norm. However, this means that is it more challenging to keep an eye on on senior relative’s health. Medical alert systems for seniors are valuable life-saving devices. They can protect seniors in case of emergency while providing untold peace of mind for caregivers and loved…

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Sundowners Syndrome Tips for Your Senior

Sundowners Syndrome Tips

What is Sundowners Syndrome? “Sundowners Syndrome,” “Sundowning,” and other similar terms are used to describe a collection of symptoms tied to the common agitation in people with dementia during the evening or night time hours. Sundowners is described as intense confusion, agitation, or anxiety in elderly people as day transitions into night. It can also…

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How Church Families Can Help Senior Members

how church families can help senior members

If you have members of your ministry that are aging, it’s likely that they rely on the church community to stay connected and for support. Church families have the ability to help seniors navigate older age, whether it’s helping them develop safety systems at home or deal with financial decisions. The church family can help…

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How To Be Financially Secure and Have Fun During Senior Retirement

Financially Secure and Have Fun During Retirement

Retirement is a time when you’re supposed to let your hair down and enjoy all that life has to offer. But financial worries can get in the way. If you’re on a fixed income or haven’t planned well for your out-of-work years, you’ll need to get creative with your spending and your habits to ensure…

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The Right Pets Can Help the Elderly

Elderly lady with cat

The adult children are away with their own families, and grandma’s once hectic house is now an empty nest.  While the huge decrease in responsibility may be a well-deserved break, such changes often result in seniors becoming lonely or even depressed, especially upon the passing of their spouse.  One of the cures for such changes…

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UTI Information for Seniors

UTI Information for Seniors

A common illness that is often misdiagnosed in seniors is UTIs. UTI can often similar symptoms to dementia. This causes the true problem of the UTI to be overlooked. Continue reading to learn more UTI information for seniors in Pittsburgh. Meet Alice: Alice is an 88-year-old woman living on her own in her home. She…

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Living with Parkinson’s Disease

Senior living with Parkinson's

Parkinson’s Disease is caused by a degeneration of nerve cells in the brain. It affects body movement and coordination. Though symptoms vary from patient to patient, most people experience muscle tremors and limb stiffening, sleep disturbances and mood disorders. While there is currently no known cure, there are many treatment plans available to help you…

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Tips to Catch Alzheimer’s in Seniors Early

Tips to Catch Alzheimer's

A disease that seems to devastate so many families across the world is Alzheimer’s.  Alzheimer’s Disease is a form of Dementia that causes problems with a person’s memory, thinking, and behavior.  In fact, 1 in 10 seniors has Alzheimer’s, making it the most common form of Dementia among older adults.  Due to its prevalence, Alzheimer’s…

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