Simplify the Holidays to Decrease Stress on Seniors
As much as we enjoy the sights, sounds and experiences of the holiday season, it’s important to remember that the
As much as we enjoy the sights, sounds and experiences of the holiday season, it’s important to remember that the
The term Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) frequently comes up in conversations about senior home care. It is an important
The National Aging in Place Council’s Aging in Place Week highlights the importance of having meaningful conversations about the needs
Alzheimer’s disease is a devastating illness that affects more than six million Americans. The medical community is working hard to
According to the Urban Institute, the number of Americans ages 65 and older is expected to reach 80 million in
You may have heard the term ‘palliative care’ and wondered what it is or how it compares to other types
Every August we celebrate World Senior Citizens Day, an opportunity to recognize the outsized role that older people play in
July is the month that Americans reflect on and celebrate the gift of independence. Living life on our own terms
As we age, many of us require medications to manage chronic illnesses, pain, depression and other ailments. For seniors, medication
Every June, elder advocates spotlight the tragic issue of elder abuse. Elder abuse is more common than you may think.