Many of us would prefer to live without the use of mobility assistance, but as we become older, we understand that we may indeed require some kind of help. When recovering after surgery, we may require the use of a walker or a cane for a short period of time, or we might subsequently require the use of a…
It is true; if you are above the age of 60 or even the age of 50, your metabolism is going to slow down. It’s a normal aspect of growing older, but it is also unavoidable. Do not worry, though! You can be confident that there are methods to improve it, and our team at Discovery Village…
Cancer and heart disease are well-known for their seriousness, especially in elderly people. Over the last decade, though, another source of major health implications for the elderly has grown in popularity: falls. According to research, one out of every four Americans over the age of 65 passes away each year. The elderly reported approximately 36 million…
According to popular belief, stress is the root of all illness, and stress control has been linked to improved elder health and well-being. For example, if job stress that has been experienced for decades is no longer an issue, one would ask if stress even exists after retirement. Senior stress, on the other hand, can…
Solitude is among the most frequent and least acknowledged health problems that can affect the elderly. The death of partners and personal friends, members of the family moving further away, and the beginning of chronic illnesses are all factors that lead to loneliness and isolation as people age. Worse, loneliness may lead to a variety…
