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Helping Your Senior Loved Ones With Effective Health Advocacy
We all know how difficult it can be to keep track of doctor recommendations, medications, advice, insurance, and costs when we’re dealing with our own medical care. Compound that with the confusion of dementia or reduced short term memory, and…
Useful Technology for Elderly Seniors Living Alone & Aging in Place
In today’s climate, aging in place has become an even more viable option for seniors looking toward their next phase of life. For the elderly living alone, new leaps in technology have made a huge difference. In the past, aging-in-place…
Staying Connected Online: The Next Best Thing to Being with Senior Loved Ones
What many of us most want to do right now is give our loved ones a big hug and sit down for some intimate heart-to-heart conversation. Unfortunately, that’s just not as possible these days, even if we live nearby. So,…
How to Help Aging Parents Stay in Their Home
As your senior parents age, it’s natural to worry about their health and their ability to continue caring for themselves. Whether they’re facing serious health concerns like degenerative diseases or recovery following illness or injury, or they’re simply slowing down,…
What is the Major Aspect of Aging in Place?
A century ago, it was considered normal for a person to age and pass away in the home, surrounded by family. Today, this occurrence is relatively rare. According to Stanford School of Medicine, only about 20% of Americans die at home,…
Vitamin D Deficiency in the Elderly: Symptoms and Importance for Seniors
It’s not entirely abnormal to be deficient in certain nutrients, some of which are difficult to get from food alone. This is the case with vitamin D, which we primarily get through exposure to sunlight. When the sun hits your…
