Your senior might think that fall prevention consists solely of installing and using handrails, but it’s more than that. Preventing a fall means that you and your senior are doing as much as you can to ensure that she’s able to face the challenges that are putting her...
What Creates a Fall Risk for Your Senior Loved Ones? Falls are the leading cause of death, injury and hospital admissions among the elderly population. One out of every four Americans aged 65 and older fall every year, according to the NCOA. The cost is expected to...
6 Tips to Have a Great 4th of July with Your Senior Loved One You’re never too old to enjoy Independence Day. For many, the 4th of July sparks fond memories of childhood barbecues, early parenthood, and joyful celebrations with beloved friends. For seniors who have...
Adapting to Changes in your Elderly Loved One For most older adults, one of two scenarios occurs to necessitate the conversation regarding care and additional assistance. The first is a traumatic event, such as a fall or an accident. The second is that a family member...
Family caregivers agree on one thing… They’re there to help their parents with as many care tasks as their parents need. For some family caregivers, daily visits are a must. Others stop by for full weekends to help with meals, cleaning, laundry, and...
