We love our aging parents and understand why they prefer to remain independent for as long as they can. And we certainly can’t blame them. After all, we’ll be there ourselves someday! Luckily, there are a variety of helpful gadgets for seniors that can assist them with everyday tasks. Useful Gadgets for Seniors A spot…
Alzheimer’s is a brain disease that causes a slow decline in memory, reasoning, and thinking skills. Here are eight Alzheimer’s symptoms to be on the lookout for. 1. Loss of Memory One of the most common early Alzheimer’s symptoms is forgetting recently learned information. Other related signs include forgetting important events or dates and asking the same questions over…
A pet for your senior loved one might seem like a good idea to help them feel less lonely. However, caring for a pet is a huge responsibility, especially if your loved one has problems taking care of themselves. This post will dive into the ins and outs of pet ownership for seniors. Here is…
Seniors may be reluctant to accept that they can no longer manage their lives as they have been used to. They often resist accepting personal care and assistance because it means they are no longer considered to be independent enough to look after themselves. However, if your senior fits this scenario, there are steps you can…
If you have a busy lifestyle, you may find it challenging to provide your senior loved one or your special needs child with the care and companionship they need. As they age, most people don’t want to leave their homes to live in a retirement community. However, there is an alternative – you can hire…
Many of us look forward to the annual hot weather holiday on the 4th of July. We anticipate the parades, BBQs, and firework displays. The traditions surrounding this day of celebration are generally fun for the whole family. However, July 4th can be nearly intolerable and overwhelming for children with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) or autism….
The average cost of daily in-home care is around $4,000 per month which might be too steep a price for many. However, most seniors prefer to stay in their own homes as they age. So the question is how to finance in-home care when it becomes necessary. This post discusses six ways to ensure that your elderly loved…
Summer is almost here – the season of sunshine, BBQs, picnics, and splashing around in the water. If you are caring for someone with diabetes, don’t miss a beat (or the beach!) with these tips for managing diabetes in the summer. Summertime means lighter meals with fresh fruits and vegetables. Good weather enables a diabetic…
The birds know that spring is here, and you are probably enjoying their sweet singing outside your window in the fresh morning air. This is exactly the right time for a fresh look around to see what has taken up space in your loved one’s home during their winter hibernation. And what many of us…
Around 34.2 million individuals provided unpaid care to persons aged 50 or older during the last twelve months. As people age, the odds of a decline in physical or cognitive health and the ability to function independently steadily increase. Some people need help sooner because of a traumatic accident or illness. So, how do you know when it’s…
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