Stay Young at Heart: Fun and Stimulating Activities for Seniors: Senior years may be among the most rewarding and joyful of a person’s life. While physical capacities vary, the desire for fun and involvement does not. In this post, we’ll …
Medicare, the government health insurance program, is critical in providing healthcare coverage in the United States to the elderly and people with disabilities. Understanding the many components of Medicare and how they contribute to the everyday lives of the elderly is …
When a person or their family is considering home care, it can be a difficult decision to make. Home care is an increasingly popular choice for people who need medical care but wish to stay in their own homes. In …
The month of March is National Color Therapy Month, a time to recognize the therapeutic benefits of color and its role in improving mental health. Color therapy has been used to help people of all ages cope with mental …
February is often thought of as the month of love because Valentine’s Day is so close by, but it is also American Heart Month.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America, claiming 2,200 lives every day. Genetic …
Knowing our elderly loved one might need help and asking for it can be one of the most difficult things to do as they age. Everyone wants to remain independent and healthy for as long as they can, and the …
Ever Heard of SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder)? Do you seem to develop “winter blues” that linger until spring comes each year and its more than just a post-holiday slump?
Seasonal depression is a type of depression which can be triggered …
National Breast Cancer Month is almost here, and it is important for us to be aware and spread the word about signs and symptoms of breast cancer. According to the National Cancer Institute, older women have a higher chance of …
Excessive heat warnings are spreading. As temperatures increase, it is important to stay safe.
Senior safety is a big concern as we age. According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), falls in older adults have reached more than 36 million per year. However, this does not mean falls are unavoidable. Seniors …