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3 Tips for Managing Daily Life With Arthritis

Those aches and pains that come from arthritis can be a burden with activities of daily living for seniors and even younger adults. Those who suffer may feel confused by all of the conflicting information about best practices for dealing with arthritis. Whether you have osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or another type that is often diagnosed...

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Tips for Maintaining a Healthy Senior Mind

As time passes, you want to keep mental acuity as sharp as possible, whether for yourself or for your loved one for whom you are a caregiver. Supporting healthy cognitive function is invaluable to pursuing fulfillment and satisfaction, and there are ways to do it. Nutrition Over time, scientific research continues to demonstrate the critical...

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How to Discuss In-Home Care Options with Your Senior

When a senior is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia, it can mean a world of changes for them, their family, and their caregivers. Having conversations and making plans about long-term care using an in-home caregiver is a smart and compassionate move that allows those living with Alzheimer’s peace of mind, knowing there is a plan...

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How to Tell the Difference Between Allergies and Covid-19

You know it is spring when flowers and trees bloom, grass and weeds grow, and mold or yellow pollen covers every surface. Along with all that pollen comes the other sign of springtime: allergies. During the pandemic, though, it may be difficult to tell if you or your senior’s symptoms are caused by allergies or...

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5 Signs That It Is Time for In-Home Care

Acceptance of bringing outside care into the home can be one of the trickier aspects of aging. Aging with dignity while maintaining function is always important, but at some point, your or a senior in your life may need to relinquish some independence and accept help. Here are five things to look for that indicate...

How To Stay Connected to Seniors With Video Chatting

Living through this pandemic has been challenging for everyone, but no group has endured quite as much as the senior population. Not only are they at a higher risk for complications due to the virus, but they are also more isolated in part to social distancing. There are ways to stay in touch, but not...

How To Use Delivery Services for Your Senior

2020 has been a challenging year for most everyone, especially seniors who are vulnerable to illness. With stay-at-home orders and social distancing becoming a major part of our daily existence, you or your loved one may hesitate to go out for necessities, including food, medicine, or hygiene essentials. Fortunately, many delivery services have expanded their...

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Early Onset Alzheimer’s: The Benefits of Family Time and Eating Together

If you or your senior loved one has been diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s, you may wonder how to cope with the sudden changes that affect your family on a daily basis. If you are a caregiver, you may be wondering if there is anything you can do to help the family member with Alzheimer’s participate...

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Eating Together Shares More Than Food

Sharing a meal promotes closeness, builds trust and establishes a bond. Business people take clients to lunch, former classmates catch up over brunch, and many first dates involve dinner at a nice restaurant. It is equally important for a caregiver to eat together with that special senior as often as possible. Realize the Advantages Whether...

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