According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, individuals age 65 and over are at greater risk of becoming severely ill if they develop COVID-19. That’s why it’s so important for seniors to take extra precautions during this pandemic. One of the best things we can all do to stay safe is to practice … Read more
Many older adults develop problems with balance. If your elderly parent or relative says they feel like they’re spinning or that things around them are spinning, they’re experiencing vertigo and this could be a symptom of a balance problem. It’s important that they see a doctor. However, this article will help you to understand the … Read more
An Alzheimer’s diagnosis changes things for both the affected person and their caregivers. Both parties are likely to get frustrated at times as the elderly person experiences memory loss, mood swings, agitation, and other challenges. Even though Alzheimer’s is a progressive disease, there are ways an in which you can make life easier for your … Read more
For many people, a new year presents the perfect opportunity to make changes. If you’re the caregiver of an older adult, you may often put their needs above yours. However, it may be time to take a fresh look at your expectations and attitudes regarding care. It’s almost impossible to be a perfect caregiver and … Read more
Hip fractures are very common among older people, especially women. Most people aren’t at risk of death if they break a bone but for elderly people, hip fractures can be life-threatening. This is because of the complications that often result. The risk of death is especially high for seniors who can’t walk on their own, … Read more
As individuals get older, their sleeping patterns tend to change. They go to bed earlier and wake up earlier or sleep less deeply. That’s a normal part of aging. However, if your elderly loved one is waking up tired or experiencing disturbed sleep, this is a cause for concern. Whether your parent or relative lives … Read more
Everyone feels anxious or nervous from time to time. This is normal especially if one is experiencing stress. Illness, new social situations, and dangerous events can all lead to anxiety. For example, being diagnosed with a chronic disease, moving into an assisted living community in Florida or experiencing a house fire could trigger some anxiety. … Read more
Anxiety is a very common state. But often times, it becomes disabling and disruptive. It is considered a mental disorder, as a result. Older people are at particular risk of suffering from anxiety for many reasons. They suffer from more pain and chronic health issues. They may experience more losses. Elderly individuals can also have … Read more
People suffering from Alzheimer’s and dementia have a very hard time coping outside assisted living in Boynton Beach. The cognitive impairment is limited. This can lead to challenges with basic day-to-day activities like eating, washing, and going to the bathroom. What is more concerning is that someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s might not be safe … Read more
When looking to make the right decision for yourself or the senior in your life, every detail is important. This is certainly the case when deciding whether a assisted living center in Boynton Beach or at-home care best suits their lifestyle and wishes. You’ll also want to consider their medical or care needs and whether … Read more
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