Driving a vehicle and having the ability to run errands and be responsible for one’s own transportation provides a strong sense of independence and drastically improves quality of life. Therefore, it is a privilege that we wish to be able to maintain as long as possible. Everyone ages at a different pace and experiences different Read More
Medication Safety for Seniors
Taking numerous medications unfortunately becomes a reality for most senior citizens, as three out of four people over the age of 65 are treated for multiple medical conditions. Medication mistakes can be very dangerous and even deadly, so it is of utmost importance that loved ones and caregivers of seniors do everything possible to manage and Read More
Activities that Delay the Onset of Dementia
Several studies have proven that a variety of activities that stimulate mental, physical, and emotional wellbeing can possibly delay the onset of dementia caused by diseases such as Alzheimer’s. This is thought to be due to the effects of cognitive reserve, which is the concept of developing your brain to help defend it against cognitive Read More
Knowing Someone with Alzheimer’s: How to help when you’re not a direct caregiver
Many of us know someone with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, but are not necessarily caregivers ourselves. It can be hard to know what to do or how to act. One of the most important things you can do is to listen. Caregivers, whether they admit it or not, are often quite stressed out by the Read More
6 Tips for a Healthy Thanksgiving for Seniors
6 Tips for a Healthy Thanksgiving for Seniors Want to host a healthy Thanksgiving for seniors? Here are 6 excellent tips. By Michelle Eisenreich If your Thanksgiving tradition includes a huge feast, then it likely includes the long hours of prep, cooking and cleanup that come with it. Try asking your guests or family members Read More
Care Management Saves the Life of Many Family Members
June Affirmation: “Following my intuition and my heart keeps me safe and sound.” “I am not sure what we would have done or what would have happened to me had I not had the guidance, coaching and advocacy of my care manager. She saved my mom’s life!” A quote from a recent thank you card Read More
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