Combatting Depression in Seniors
A significant element of elderly care these days involves helping seniors fight against the effects of depression and isolation. Seniors and isolation go hand-in-hand just
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New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors
There’s a very good reason for listing your New Year resolutions, especially for seniors, because it can provide a sense of purpose in your life.
Seniors and Technology. Your Resource Guide to Making it Easy!
Many seniors are taking the time and making the effort to learn about some of the newest high-tech gadgets developed to make life easier. There’s
Questions we ask when considering caring for an aging parent
Most people are more than happy to assume a caregiving role for an aging parent, at least initially. But before jumping right into the role,
The Benefits of Vitamin D and Where to Get It
Some Sun May be Good for You Scientists have known for years about the positive effects of vitamin D, also known as the sunshine vitamin.
Nutritional Requirements as You Age
Healthy eating changes over the years. Young children have different nutritional needs from teenagers. The eating habits of adults should change over time. As you
How to Know if Your Loved One is Losing their Eyesight?
Something like 3.5 million Americans over the age of 40 have some degree of vision loss, and although it is not total blindness, it does
Breast Cancer: What Does It Look Like as You Age and How to Catch It Early?
Breast cancer is a type of cancer that forms in the cells comprising- and compromising- the breast. After skin cancer, Breast cancer is the most common
Fun Ways for Seniors and Grandchildren to Bond
Taking care of seniors and connecting with grandparents during COVID-19 doesn’t have to be any different than during normal times, except younger persons need to
