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Three Things Long-Time Family Caregivers Think New Caregivers Should Know
In the U.S, there are 34.2 million unpaid caregivers for adults at or over the age of 50. About half of those caregivers are caring for someone with dementia. These family caregivers typically are caring for an aging parent. The remaining care for neighbors, friends, aunts/uncles, cousins, siblings, and grandparents....
What Should You Look at When Auditing Your Mom’s Bathroom for Safety Issues?
One hazardous area for elderly men and women is the bathroom. Slippery flooring, narrower walkways, and obstacles all increase the risk of a fall. If your mom has fallen or is not as steady on her feet as she once was, you should do an audit of her bathroom. Check...
Introduce Gardening to Your Elderly Loved One
Gardening is a hobby enjoyed by millions of Americans of all ages. Many elderly adults feel like they have to give up gardening as they age, because they can no longer bend, kneel or lift. Also, they may not have the strength and stamina required for traditional gardening. However, if...
Controlling Pain in Seniors After Surgery
It’s common for seniors to undergo some kind of surgical procedure, whether it’s something routine and planned or an emergency procedure that is life-threatening. Regardless of the cause for surgery, the aging adults will all have to deal with an extended recovery time. Seniors heal more slowly than younger adults...