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5 Changes Your Loved One Needs to Make Post-Stroke

By hcadallas | November 15, 2023

Having a stroke is a major life-changing event, and people who have survived cerebral vascular accidents are at the highest risk for experiencing second strokes. Fortunately, regular checkups with their doctors and participation in the…

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6 Activities for Aging Adults & Their Teenage Grandchildren

By hcadallas | October 25, 2023

Grandparents can play an integral role in the lives of their grandchildren. Although teenagers are maturing and developing their own interests, grandparents can still find common ground for the two generations to spend time together.…

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How Does Gender Affect Heart Disease Symptoms?

By hcadallas | October 11, 2023

Heart disease claims the lives of 500,000 women every year. It’s one of the leading causes of death in women 65 years of age and older, and it’s also one of the main reasons behind…

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5 Activities Aging Adults with Parkinson’s Can Do Safely

By hcadallas | September 27, 2023

Physical and social activities can increase balance, mobility, gait, and mental health in aging adults living with Parkinson’s disease. Family caregivers need to find interesting activities their aging loved ones can do without putting their…

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4 Truths No One Tells You about Being a Dementia Caregiver

By hcadallas | September 13, 2023

After a senior parent is diagnosed with dementia, you may feel it’s your responsibility to step in and provide ongoing care. While being the primary caregiver is admirable, it’s also challenging, and there are certain…

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6 Common Challenges Elderly People Face Today

By hcadallas | August 30, 2023

Today’s aging adults benefit from living in the most advanced time for healthcare and technology. Yet life isn’t all roses for older adults, who also must still contend with the issues that affect everyone as…

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How to Reduce Isolation in Aging Adults

By hcadallas | August 16, 2023

According to a study published in The Journal of Primary Prevention, social isolation can have a big impact on health in seniors. Isolation increases the risk of falling, developing a dementia-related condition, and being readmitted…

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How to Prepare Your Home for Elderly Care

By hcadallas | July 26, 2023

There are a variety of nursing homes and retirement facilities seniors can choose for receiving care, but many prefer to stay in their own homes or the homes of family members or close friends. If…

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Common Non-Cognitive Symptoms of Alzheimer’s

By hcadallas | July 12, 2023

While most people are familiar with the most obvious symptoms of Alzheimer’s, the disease often comes with non-cognitive symptoms, including a few that develop long before memory loss is apparent in seniors who eventually develop…

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Top Ways to Keep the Body Healthy in the Golden Years

By hcadallas | June 28, 2023

Staying physically fit can prevent various age-related conditions and boost mental and physical wellbeing. Seniors need to develop healthy habits to burn calories, build lean muscle, and stay in good shape. Below are some of…

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