For those considering senior living options, the thought of moving into a senior living community can be pretty daunting. Many of us will fret about the emotional and physical aspect of moving into a new space. We may also worry about having to relinquish our freedom and independence. On the other hand, although staying in…
Dementia is a progressive disease. This means that symptoms tend to worsen over time, leaving the older adults unable to lead independent lives, causing immense stress to the families and caregivers. An individual with advanced dementia will require 24-hour supervised care in a safe environment. In later stages of the disease, patients will experience difficulty…
Do your loved ones enjoy driving? If so, it’s important to make sure that they’re physically healthy and fit to drive in order to prevent any accidents from occurring. We understand that some elderly may consider driving as part of their independence or find it therapeutic. However, driving can be extremely dangerous as it is…
Do you know that one of the most common mental health conditions faced by older adults is anxiety? Anxiety can be described as feelings of anxiousness and fear, and symptoms include shortness of breath, dizziness, sweating, increased heart rate, and feeling constantly tired. While anxiety can be considered normal as it is our body’s natural…
According to a study by the National Institute on Aging, roughly one in three older adults in the United States suffer from social isolation and loneliness, which amounts to around 13.8 million people. Social isolation and loneliness can be extremely detrimental for your loved ones as their physical, emotional, and mental health will be negatively…
