9 out of 10 adults over 50 plan to “age in place,” or experience their senior years in their own homes. That makes total sense, as we all love our independence and freedom. There comes a time, though, when aging in place becomes harder and harder to do. With age comes newfound health concerns, which may…
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…
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…
Do you have an elderly family member who obviously needs daily care? If so, deciding the best way to go is probably stressful and overwhelming. Two common considerations are assisted living vs. home care. The majority of adults would naturally say they prefer to age at home in their familiar surroundings. However, many family members report that…
Some medical issues that affect the elderly, such as an injury from a fall or a heart attack, will occur unexpectedly. And, while the acute stage of the condition may only last for a short time, the road to full recovery may require additional assistance such as in-home care. The good news is that certain home…
As many people age, they worry about losing their independence. Many older adults experience a lot of stress when they think they may end up in some kind of senior living facility such as a retirement home. Losing independence is definitely scary, but there are steps you can take to enable your older loved one to…
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