Seniors are often the target of online scams, with over $3 billion being lost to con artists each year. Unfortunately, the elderly population can be vulnerable to these attacks due to their lack of knowledge about computer security. This article will explore some common cyber threats and provide tips to enhance internet safety for seniors.…
It can be distressing to watch an elderly loved one coughing while eating, but it is a common occurrence as we age. As swallowing becomes more difficult for elderly adults, they may experience coughing and choking while eating. In this article, we will discuss why elderly people cough so much while eating, the signs of…
Dementia is a degenerative brain disease that affects memory, thinking, and behavior. Coping with a dementia patient can be challenging, especially for family caregivers who witness their loved one’s decline over time. It is common to feel a sense of loss when a loved one has dementia, as they may no longer be the same…
Retirement can be a difficult time for many seniors, as they may feel that their purpose in life has diminished. This might lead to feelings of loneliness, boredom and ending up in depression. However, art has the power to help seniors lead more purposeful and fulfilling lives, even in assisted living services. The Benefits Of…
Assisted living services are an increasingly popular option for seniors looking to maintain their independence while receiving support with activities of daily living. However, the cost of assisted living can be a concern, particularly for seniors on a fixed income. Fortunately, there are a variety of financing options available to help make assisted living services…
Caregiver burnout is the condition of physical, mental and emotional exhaustion. A shift in mindset from one that is caring and positive to one that is uncaring and negative may happen. Caregiver burnout can happen when caregivers don’t get the support they need or if they attempt to take on more than they can handle…
Gastroparesis or delayed gastric emptying is a condition in which a person’s stomach empties very slowly, leading to pressure, bloating and other symptoms making it difficult to eat. This condition can also prevent a person from having the necessary vitamins and nutrients. Many medical conditions can lead to gastroparesis and if your senior loved one…
Dementia is a progressive condition and will worsen over time. Therefore, it is important to identify early symptoms to treat and manage dementia symptoms over the long term. Memory care experts in our dementia care facility share some common dementia symptoms that can help you identify if your senior loved one is suffering from dementia…
The holiday season is a time of reconnecting with family and of course, eating lots of tasty food items. However, for people with medical conditions placing restrictions on food items that they are able to eat, holidays can be a tough time to ensure healthy eating. Therefore, it is important for you as a family…
Your life or the life of your senior loved one may have become much different from what it was before caregiving was essential. Depending on the circumstances, you may still be able to take part in activities and socialize with others. To achieve this, you need to communicate with your friends and family and should…