Thanksgiving is all about reminiscing, reflecting, and togetherness. For families caregiving for senior loved ones, Thanksgiving can also be very stressful. Thanksgiving is considered one of the most meaningful and joyous holidays as it celebrates family traditions and togetherness. However, planning and hosting holiday gatherings, or...
Important Statistics to Consider When Dealing with Breast Cancer in Seniors Every 2 minutes one case of Breast Cancer is diagnosed in a women in the U.S. Women in the U.S. have a 1 in 8 lifetime risk of being diagnosed with Breast Cancer. Improvements...
This February is the perfect time to show your support of American Heart Health Month in a very practical way. Your senior loved one is at an increased risk of heart disease with as many as 42.2 million Americans older than 60 being diagnosed with...
Balancing a healthy diet that includes a variety of nutritional foods full of flavor can be difficult for most people. As we age, preparing healthy meals while trying to balance illness or recovering from a hospital stay can prove challenging. Some seniors are unfamiliar with...
Although aging is a natural process, it’s not always an easy transition for seniors to face. Luckily, there are plenty of ways you can help your loved ones as they go through transitions.Though there are many types of potential obstacles and changes that your senior...
The percentage of licensed drivers who are age 65 and older is increasing. By the year 2029, about 1 in 4 licensed drivers will be 65 or older, according to AARP. Because of this, senior road safety is more important now than ever. However, this isn’t...
The holidays are a special time of year and a wonderful moment for family and friends to come together and celebrate. Seniors who are dealing with mobility issues, who live alone, or who are suffering from Alzheimer’s, dementia, or depression, may begin to feel isolated...