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Many people think that dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are the same thing.

If your elderly family member’s bedroom is as safe as possible, she’s less likely to experience a fall in the middle of the night.

When caring for an elderly loved one, there are some things that can help you to provide the best care.

Plantar fasciitis can be excruciating for older adults unlucky enough to experience it – and plenty do.

Gratitude isn’t a natural state of mind for some people, and it can often be forgotten about when life has dealt someone hardship after hardship.

Difficulty hearing complicates a lot of issues for your senior, especially at home.

If your elderly loved one has psoriasis, it is important for you and their elder care providers to learn more about it.

On this Thanksgiving we want to thank all our caregivers for the selfless work they do.

Have you or one of the caregivers noticed that your elderly loved one isn’t eating well?

Millions of people across the country are depending on others for their daily care. They might lean on family, like adult children.

Differences Between Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease