According to the U.S. Senate’s Special Committee on Aging, older Americans lose three billion dollars a year in financial scams. Unfortunately, the older population has always been the primary target of identity thieves since they’re often socially isolated, tend to be overly trusting, and are the most prone to memory loss. Here’s how you can…
If the long-term memory of individuals suffering from dementia is unaffected, it is possible that they can still remember how to celebrate Easter from childhood memories and may still understand what the occasion is all about. To commemorate the holiday and reconnect with the family, we have gathered a few group activities to carry out…
If your loved one has been diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, getting confused could be one of the symptoms. If you are caring for a loved one experiencing dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, we are here to help you understand how you can help them better when they get confused. How Dementia Causes Confusion In…
Often brushed off as a lack of energy, fatigue can become debilitating if it’s an indication of a more serious underlying concern, especially if you’re an older adult. This feeling of extreme weakness affects each individual differently and has many causes. With that being said, let’s explore some of the most common causes of fatigue…
Has your elderly parent ever had to reduce their time spent in the garden due to safety concerns? They can continue to enjoy doing what they love with these gardening safety tips. After all, passions and hobbies are a large part of what makes retirement fulfilling. Benefits of Gardening for Seniors Let’s quickly jump into…
