Helping mobility challenges

Mobility challenges in seniors can be quite serious. Difficulties walking can be hard for the body and mind to overcome. However, there are preventatives that can help before it’s too late.  Staying active: Older adults should always talk to their doctor before starting a new exercise program. If approved, regular exercise can strengthen muscles and […]

Aiding in Memory

Individuals with dementia may find it hard to remember details of a recent conversation and event. This can occur due to the damage that their brain is facing resulting in information not being fully stored, if at all. Basically, this means that they cannot recall because they do not have that particular memory like you […]

Staying Healthy During Sneezing Season

Sneezing season is upon us and that means seniors have to watch out for Covid and the Flu. Yes, sneezing can be just a cold, but seniors don’t want it to get worse. Now, there are a number of ways to stay healthy until spring arrives such as… Salt-water rinsing helps break up nasal congestion, […]

Avoiding Falling

Avoiding falling may seem nerve-wracking, but with the right plan for your health, it can be doable. (We have a few other blog posts on fall safety as well, just click here, here, and here to read.) There are many avenues to consider such as exercise, medications, footwear, sleep, and much more… Here’s an overview […]

Emotional Support

Emotional support can come from family, friends and support groups, but do not forget about animals, especially dogs. There are specific breeds that are fantastic for seniors to adopt such as Bichon Frise, Miniature Schnauzers, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Corgis, and Greyhounds. First, the Bichon Frise is a small dog, averaging 7 to 12 pounds. […]

Veterans with PTSD and Summertime

Let’s touch base on veterans mental health issues such as PTSD, which if you don’t know stands for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. This can be a reason why summertime is not the best time due to celebratory events that contain fireworks. The loud m, intense noises can actually bring back flashbacks from war zones. So […]

Senior and Caregiver’s Emotional Health

There are many individuals caring for family members who live with emotional health and mental health conditions. Caregivers may face unique challenges that make caregiving more difficult and stressful than the average experience. If caregivers don’t receive the proper support that they require, then care can fail short for seniors as well. This becomes a […]

Summer Reminders

We’re still dealing with this intense heat, so why not have summer reminders. It’s the perfect time to review practices of safety and activities for seniors. Avoiding Dehydration: It’s important to stay hydrated, especially while outside. Most people don’t drink enough water in general. Try to drink at least eight glasses a day, particularly if […]

Vegetarian Eating for Seniors

Eating healthy in your golden years is just as important. You might even want to change your lifestyle a bit and try vegetarian. There are many benefits to not eating meats. Now, some individuals might be concerned about getting the proper nutrients, but there are many ways to accomplish this such as…  Including protein in […]

Making Medication Simple for Senior’s

We’ve been out of the loop for a while now, but we’re ready to educate you once again! Let’s start by discussing medication safety for seniors. Now, there are a few quite a few at home ways to have the best management, and tose tips include… Make sure medication is properly stored: In general, medication should […]