Most people don’t think twice about shaking hands firmly, turning the front door key, or opening a jar of pickles. But for seniors, these simple
It’s very common for seniors to experience changes in their vision as they get older. Sometimes seniors are just experiencing normal age-related changes in vision.
January’s Glaucoma Awareness Month is an ideal time to ask your dad when he last had his eyes checked.
Are you caring for your elderly loved one? If so, are your worried about their vision or eye health? This is a very common concern that family caregivers of the elderly have.
Art impacts seniors in more than one way, allowing them to keep some form of entertainment even when they can’t move well.
If you don’t live with your seniors and they don’t want to impose on your life, it may be harder to tell if they’re suffering from anything.
In many regions, allergy season kicks in as spring arrives. That’s why Asthma and Allergy Awareness occurs each May.
When your mom or dad has Alzheimer’s, even during the early stages, it can be hard to communicate and talk to them.
Many elderly persons lose movement due to illnesses such as stroke, severe arthritis, or falls.
When exposed to cold air for a lengthy period of time, it is possible to get dry, flaky skin or other complications.
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