Senior Care Blog

From beginning to end, a day in the life of someone with diabetes is overloaded with a range of tasks to manage the disease.

A body at rest remains at rest. If physical activity and exercise haven’t been an ongoing part of a senior’s daily routine, those ingrained habits must be overcome before everyday activity can become a part of that person’s life.

Each of us faces a number of critical crossroads in life, at which point the decisions we make will result in far-reaching effects. What career we choose. Who (or whether) to marry. Whether to have children or not.

Do a Google search for “activities for seniors” and you’re likely to come up with a variety of crafts, games, ideas for memory stimulation, and of course, the stereotypical bingo.

Many of us feel as though we’re juggling a lot of balls in our everyday lives, but for the family caregiver, it can feel as though they’re juggling knives and flaming swords as well.

Some of the busiest people working today are Alzheimer’s caregivers, and not just because of their caregiving duties.

For the vast majority of older adults, the prospect of facing a move to an assisted living or nursing facility is difficult.

It’s estimated by the World Health Organization (WHO) that one type of lung disease, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), as a single cause of death, ranks as high as HIV/AIDS, following only coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease and acute respiratory infection.

The holidays are always filled with presents, family, and about a million festivities and obligations.