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For many older adults, driving represents freedom, independence, and autonomy. However, there comes a time when safety concerns outweigh the benefits of continued driving. Having this conversation with your aging …
Caring for a loved one-especially someone with a chronic illness, disability, or age-related condition-is emotionally and physically demanding. And often, the person shouldering that responsibility is a family caregiver who …
While it may seem counter intuitive, exercise can be a powerful tool for managing arthritis. In fact, staying active is one of the best ways to manage arthritis symptoms, maintain …
Many older adults experience hearing loss that prevents them from enjoying phone conversations with friends and loved ones, making them feel more isolated and increasing their sense of loneliness. This …
Our families are everything. But how quickly does time fly? So many birthdays, holidays, cherished moments quickly come and go over the years. We take photos and do our best …
Are you looking for a book about caregiving? Here are six of the best caregiving books available today. Let us know which one is your favorite!
Rising food prices affect seniors in many ways. Will your loved one have to choose between eating a healthy meal and filling a prescription?
According to the CDC, over one in five adults have provided care for friends or family members over the past 30 days. Of that number, one in three provides care …
Print It is time to protect yourself from identity theft. As we recently shared in an article, more than 33 percent of U.S. adults have experienced identity theft and more than …
There are many resources, programs, and options available that can help you age in place successfully.
Discover the hidden dangers seniors face on stairs and learn how a stair lift can help them maintain independence and prevent falls.
What are stairlifts? And does your loved one need one? Read more about our stairlift recommendations and contact us today with any questions!
Adopting an anti-inflammatory diet can help manage arthritis symptoms and potentially slow disease progression. What should you eat?
Has your loved one been recently diagnosed with a serious or life-threatening illness? Learn what palliative care and hospice have to offer.
Incontinence affects millions of Americans each year, learn more about incontinence and how to manage day to day.
Assistive technology for seniors enhances independence, safety, and social connections, incorporating devices like smart homes and wearables to improve quality of life and caregiving.
There are pros and cons regarding gps trackers for seniors. Read about geolocation tools for the elderly and how they benefit your loved ones.
Many older adults experience hearing loss that prevents them from enjoying phone conversations with friends and loved ones, making them feel more isolated and increasing their sense of loneliness. This …
For many older adults, driving represents freedom, independence, and autonomy. However, there comes a time when safety concerns outweigh the benefits of continued driving. Having this conversation with your aging …
Caring for a loved one-especially someone with a chronic illness, disability, or age-related condition-is emotionally and physically demanding. And often, the person shouldering that responsibility is a family caregiver who …
While it may seem counter intuitive, exercise can be a powerful tool for managing arthritis. In fact, staying active is one of the best ways to manage arthritis symptoms, maintain …