Getting older doesn’t necessarily mean slowing down. Youth is just as much a mental thing as it is a physical thing. When we’re young, we tend to think that we don’t need to take care of our physical activity. However, as we get older, we realize how much physical activity means for staying healthy and … Read more
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
In adIf you’ve ever had a pet, you know how affectionate they can be. Stroking a cat or dog or simply watching them play can take your mind off your problems. And it can create a soothing feeling for many. If you have an elderly parent or relative, you’ll be interested in knowing that animals … 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
While anyone can become dehydrated, older people are more vulnerable for several reasons. Firstly, they go through a number of physiological changes as a natural result of aging. However, the situation is often complicated by illness and mental and physical challenges. Given the dangers associated with dehydration, you’ll need to do what you can to … Read more
If your elderly loved one begins showing signs of confusion, memory loss, and irritability, you may assume they’re suffering from dementia. However, there are several treatable conditions that could explain their symptoms. Before you assume the worse, you should get a doctor to thoroughly assess them. The individual you thought was on a path to … Read more
New experiences are often overwhelming. Even though an older adult would have experienced many firsts in their life, moving into a Boynton Beach assisted living facility may have them feeling a little jittery. They may be nervous about navigating a new space, meeting new people, and moving away from their neighbors. This is natural so … Read more
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