Care Plans for Childless Seniors

Care Plans for Childless Seniors

Mary’s Story: A Childless Senior in Need of Care Meet Mary: A 93-year-old woman who recently suffered from a broken hip and in need of a senior care plan. Currently, Mary lives with her 92-year-old husband in a patio home at a senior community. Mary and her husband have no children. They also have not…

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Elderly Driving Safety Tips

Elderly Driving Safety Tips

Safety for Elderly Drivers It can be extremely difficult to candidly approach the subject of safety with an elderly driver. Being able to drive offers a person independence and mobility, a feeling that many seniors are already losing physically. Because of this, many families turn a blind eye to their loved one’s poor driving habits.…

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Making the Move: Navigating Relocation as Empty Nesters

Navigating Relocation as Empty Nesters

As an empty nester, deciding to move closer to your adult children is a significant decision. It can bring the joy of being near loved ones and the excitement of starting a new chapter. However, the process requires careful planning and preparation. Here are seven key steps to help you with navigating relocation as empty…

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What to do When Your Senior Parent Falls

senior parent falls

One day, you are visiting your mom at her house because you have not seen her in a while.  You arrive at her house and walk in to see that she has fallen and is in pain.  Panic starts to overwhelm your mind and body.  You end up calling 911 and your mom received the…

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How Music Can Help Dementia

How Music Can Help Dementia

Music is not only for fun and entertainment. It’s not just an art; it’s also food and medicine for the mind and body. It’s known to lift the spirits of those who are depressed and those who have lost hope. Continue reading to learn how music can help dementia! Music soothes the soul, improves focus,…

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Contact Lens Storage Mistakes You Must Never Make

Contact Lens Storage Mistakes

Contacts can give you the freedom to move quickly without thinking that your glasses might fall off. It is the reason why some sportspeople who are having vision problems prefer contacts over eyeglasses. Just like sports, contacts are the star players in a game. They take the most important role, and the fans love them!…

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Financial Protection Tips for Alzheimer’s

Financial Protection Tips for Alzheimer’s

Credit problems and identity issues can be difficult to guard against during the best of circumstances, but for someone with a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease – a form of dementia that affects thinking, memory and behavior – preventing identity theft and maintaining good credit can seem impossible. Continue reading for tips for financial protection tips…

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Home Wheelchair Tips for Seniors

Home Wheelchair Tips for Seniors

Many senior citizens struggle with mobility as they continue to age.  One common solution to this issue is a wheelchair.  Many seniors use wheelchairs to move around.  In fact, older adults tend to lose their mobility as they age due to things like strokes, arthritis, and injuries from falls. Many misconceptions surrounding being wheelchair bound…

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COPD Symptoms Guide

COPD Symptoms Guide

COPD Symptoms Guide on Awareness The heat of summer is not too far away. As the summer heat begins to get intense during July and August it may cause some safety problems. Senior could face difficulties staying cool and breathing during the hot summer months. COPD is a huge issue that some seniors may struggle…

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Budget-Friendly Senior Weight-Loss Program

Budget-Friendly Senior Weight-Loss

It sometimes seems like the older you get, the harder it is to keep off extra inches and pounds. Yet, it’s just as important, if not more so, for seniors to maintain a healthy weight. Thankfully, there are a few smart, simple, and inexpensive strategies to help you do just that, create a budget-friendly senior…

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