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A 2012 study determined one out of five older adults in the United States has some type of mental health condition. Many seniors respond well to personalized treatment for such issues, but some are hesitant to bring up concerns of this nature. Below are eight crucial things about mental health and aging to keep in…
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Even if they have issues with health, mobility, or cognitive functioning, the majority of seniors today prefer to age in place in the homes they know and love. Fortunately, this is a goal that’s often achievable for many older adults. Here are six specific reasons home-based care is so crucial for the elderly. 1. Fosters…
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Most people have several favorite meals they go to for breakfast and dinner. However, seniors and their caregivers tend to have difficulty coming up with lunch ideas. These lunch options are great for seniors, and each one offers several health benefits. Chicken Salad Seniors are sometimes unable to eat all the food they prepare for…
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As adults continue to age, it’s more likely they’ll develop various types of health conditions. However, managing these problems can be difficult for seniors and their caregivers. Take a look at some of the tips you can use as a family caregiver to provide adequate care for a senior loved one with two or more…
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Older adults often experience a number of medical conditions that cause discomfort. They may have arthritis, constipation, muscle strains, urinary tract infections, or autoimmune disorders that cause discomfort. However, seniors living with advanced dementia are often unable to convey personal concerns that may include experiencing pain. The inability to effectively communicate can result in untreated…
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The new coronavirus has spread throughout the world at an alarming rate, and many caregivers are wondering what steps they can take to protect their older loved ones. This unique virus is particularly devastating for the elderly because they often have compromised immune systems, and it can result in life-threatening medical complications. The virus also…
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One of the main reasons seniors often need some type of care from family members or caregiving professionals is because of mobility limitations. As for what can impair the ability to get around, there are many possible conditions that can contribute to mobility issues. Here are some of the most common ones. Arthritis According to…
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Family caregivers don’t expect people to thank them for doing what they do every day. Instead, they focus on doing what needs to be done, and this may sometimes cause them to feel their efforts go unnoticed. Saying “thank you” can provide the strength caregivers need to keep going, and these six ideas are all…
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Parkinson’s is a progressive neurological disorder that impacts the brain as well as the central nervous system. As the disorder progresses, some seniors develop a secondary condition known as Parkinson’s disease dementia. Here’s a closer look at how many people with Parkinson’s develop dementia and a few steps caregivers can take to help those who…
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One of the top issues for older adults is financial stress, which can be caused by a lack of income, elder scams, high medical bills, and other situations. Family caregivers should step in to safeguard their senior loved one’s retirement and reduce financial anxiety. Below are tips you can use to help your loved one…
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