Menopause and Heart Health: What Do You Need to Know?
One of the many things that can affect heart health is menopause.
Read MoreYour Elderly Loved One Can Keep Making Friends Even as They Get Older
Many elderly adults feel lonely because they lose their friends.
Read MoreIs Your Elderly Loved One at Risk of Getting Skin Cancer?
Were you aware that skin cancer affects over 8,000 people every single day in the United States alone?
Read MoreFive Ways to Stay Social While Sheltering in Place
Just because your elderly family member is staying at home, that doesn’t mean she can’t socialize with other people still.
Read MorePet Ownership: How Can It Benefit Your Elderly Loved One?
Pets have long been known as members of the family. They can bring a smile to someone’s face if they are feeling down.
Read MoreWhat Are the Early Warning Signs for Dementia?
Living in the hustle and bustle of everyday life can be great. There is so much going on and so much to do.
Read MoreHow an Agency Makes Finding Elderly Care Easier
Using an agency is by far less time consuming and easier than the work it takes to find a qualified and trustworthy individual to provide care to your aging relative.
Read MoreImproving Your Senior’s Balance with Exercise
Having good balance can help your senior to avoid a fall and other possible problems.
Read MoreFour Easy Tips for Keeping Your Senior’s Brain Going
Brain health is something lots of seniors are concerned about. Here’s how you can help your elderly family member’s brain stay strong.
Read MoreDoes Your Parent Suffer from SAD?
If your older family member is feeling blue this winter, they could have SAD, too. Knowing more about the condition could help you to determine if your aging relative needs help.
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