Tips for Preventing Carbon Monoxide Exposure for Your Elderly Loved One
The winter months are when people have the highest risk of carbon monoxide exposure.
Read MoreIs Your Elderly Loved One Hoarding? Here’s How to Tell
As your loved one ages, it is likely to become increasingly difficult for them to keep their home clean and tidy.
Read MoreIs Your Mom a Spunky Old Broad? There’s a Month For That!
The term “spunky old broad,” or SOB, for short, is the trademark phrase of Dr. Gayle Carson who invented the holiday.
Read MoreFive Things to Consider When Preventing Falls for Your Senior
Your senior needs a solid fall-prevention plan that you can work together to establish.
Read MoreIs Your Senior Dealing with Anxiety?
Anxiety is a big issue for people of all ages, but there are specific reasons your senior might be experiencing more than her fair share of anxiety.
Read MoreWhat Hot Teas Would Be Perfect for Your Elderly Loved One?
Research shows that drinking hot beverages, especially tea, can help people get the antioxidants they need.
Read MoreWhat Can You Do to Make Your Senior’s Bedroom Safer?
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.
Read MoreHow to Best Take Care of Your Disabled Elderly Loved One
When caring for an elderly loved one, there are some things that can help you to provide the best care.
Read MoreElderly Care can Help with Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis can be excruciating for older adults unlucky enough to experience it – and plenty do.
Read MoreHelping your Parent Have Gratitude
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.
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