Dementia patients generally consume far less than they normally do. This can occur for a number of reasons, including loss of smell, taste, memory, and the assumption that they have already eaten. Certain medicines can also have an impact on appetite. As dementia progresses, the desire and ability to eat become affected. So it can…
Bed sores are a major health problem for older adults. Elderly individuals have a higher risk of developing bed sores due to changes in their skin and tissue that occur with aging, but other factors also increase the risk. Bed sores occur when pressure is applied to an area of skin for more than six…
The need for long-term senior care is on the rise. As people age, it gets more difficult for their loved ones to care for them. Several establishments can provide long-term senior care for you and your loved ones. With a safe environment, frequent assistance, and personal attention over many years, long-term senior care is essential…
Death is a natural occurrence, but that doesn’t make grieving for a loved one any less difficult. Seniors who experience the loss of a spouse, usually their life partner of more than 20 years, will inevitably experience difficulty. It’s crucial for caregivers to step up, acknowledge their emotions, and assist them in grieving. A senior…
We all enjoy a clean, groomed appearance. For those with dementia, how we feel about ourselves is even more important because it can affect our safety and overall well-being. As the disease progresses, memory loss may make it difficult for your loved one to remember how, or when to bathe and dress, and even harder…
One of the things that matters most to you is the health of your senior loved one. Anemia can cause loss of physical abilities, functional deterioration, and hospitalization, so it’s crucial to be alert for its warning signs. There are symptoms you may look out for and ways to help your loved one treat anemia.…
Uncertainty is unpleasant at any age, but it can be particularly difficult for older adults who fear losing the resources or freedom they formerly had to deal with change and stress. Change is also physically challenging, whether it is adjusting to a new medicine plan or a new surroundings. Just as an older adult may…
After a stroke, the rehabilitation process is frequently drawn out and laborious. Many patients experience cognitive and physical decline, and getting back to normal might take some time. There are certain things you can do for an elderly loved one who has experienced a stroke to facilitate recovery. Here are three things that older stroke…
Once your parent has moved into a senior apartment, an important thing to do is help keep their assets secure and develop a plan for their future. Caring for your aging parent is no easy task, especially when their physical and cognitive abilities are declining. However, protecting their assets isn’t something you can just ignore.…
It can be tough to witness your loved one’s cognitive health declining due to age. But it is vital to educate yourself so that you can identify common warning signs and take the necessary actions to help them in tough times. Let’s take a closer look at some of the common cognitive problems and learn…