For many seniors, losing their appetite is normal after experiencing a stroke. However, eating healthy foods is an important part of recovery, and it can also reduce the risk of another stroke. Here are some nutritious meal options senior stroke survivors should try. Skinless Chicken Reducing your elderly loved one’s…
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about half of all senior falls happen at home. Areas that used to be easy for seniors to navigate (such as stairs, the bathroom, and the kitchen) can become safety hazards, resulting in falls causing minor injuries, fractures, or long-term disability….
Aging adults with dementia eventually reach a point where they need daily assistance. Your senior loved one may reach this point in the middle stages of the condition, but it’s best to start planning as early as possible. Using this guide to start your preparations can help you get ready…
Being a family caregiver has its highs and lows, and caregivers may find themselves getting angry sometimes. While it may not always be possible to avoid difficult situations, these strategies can prevent caregiver anger. Practice Effective Communication Working with other family caregivers can often generate feelings of anger, especially if…
Living with Parkinson’s can be difficult for seniors and their caregivers, which is why developing a suitable care plan is crucial for your aging loved one’s health. An adequate care plan can keep your loved one physically, mentally, and emotionally stable as the disease progresses. Below are several ways to…
Natural treatments for pain relief have been used for centuries, and many older adults find them quite effective. Here is a list of remedies that can help your senior loved one treat aches and pains naturally. Consult with a doctor before you encourage your loved one to try any of…
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 70 million Americans have hypertension, and only about half of those people have their high blood pressure under control. Because hypertension can be especially dangerous for people over 65, it’s important for seniors to reduce their blood pressure levels in…
Making the transition from paid employee to retiree can be difficult, and older adults need to plan ahead if they want to avoid serious money problems. With a good retirement plan, your senior loved one won’t have to worry about unexpected expenses or sudden illnesses. Here’s a close look at…
Through years of study and experience, researchers, physicians, and caregivers have learned about the benefits seniors with Alzheimer’s experience when listening to music. Elderly individuals with Alzheimer’s can respond to music regardless of the extent of their cognitive impairment, and music has the potential to stimulate many different areas of…
Eating a healthy breakfast can provide older adults with the minerals and vitamins their bodies need to work properly, and it’ll help them begin the day with a better mindset. The following morning meal ideas for seniors are healthy and quick to prepare. Avocado Toast Seniors can start the day…