Proper foot care is an important part of an elder’s overall health but deciding whether to go to a doctor’s office or a salon for these services can be confusing. Veteran caregivers offer their best advice on how to care for a senior’s feet.
0 CommentsCaregivers often wonder why a person with dementia will refuse to do certain things. Based on a recent experience with my own cognitive impairment, I believe I know why this happens.
12 CommentsMy husband is turning 80 years old soon. When we met 14 years ago we felt like kids. Now things couldn't be more different.
2 CommentsI recently participated in a study to help researchers develop a "frailty index" for people over 65 and I'm not sure what to think of my results.
4 CommentsPhysical fitness is vitally important for both caregivers and their loved ones. Here's how Charlie and I manage to stay in shape.
0 CommentsThe symptoms of Parkinson’s disease can be frustrating and disruptive to activities of daily living. Explore these tips for motion and exercise as a key technique for managing movement issues.
2 CommentsThe buildup of uric acid crystals in the joints causes a form of arthritis known as gout. It’s important to understand the causes and symptoms of gout to ensure seniors receive prompt treatment and avoid permanent joint damage.
0 CommentsDeciding to move your elderly parent in with you is a choice that will significantly alter life as you know it. Consider these tips for adapting your home to create a safe and successful multi-generational living arrangement.
5 CommentsBath chairs and grab bars can help your elderly loved one bathe independently.
1 CommentUse these tips for home modifications, assistive devices and activities of daily living to make Parkinson’s care at home safer and easier for patients and caregivers alike.
19 CommentsWith age comes a range of ailments that make driving more difficult. Adaptable vehicles and auto mobility products make driving much easier for the elderly.
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