To safeguard their health and lower their risk of significant medical disorders, your loved ones must adopt healthy habits. For some seniors, this might be tough, especially if they have unhealthy habits. Family caregivers should assist your loved ones in replacing unhealthy habits with healthy ones. Listed below are some ways you can recognize unhealthy…
Loneliness is one of the most pervasive and destructive health issues facing seniors today. Isolation and loneliness can cause or worsen depression, which increases the risk of developing dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. But there are ways to combat loneliness in seniors! You can help your loved ones maintain healthy social connections, avoid potentially dangerous situations,…
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are more than simply a nuisance in older adults, they can eventually lead to major health consequences. A UTI, if left untreated, can cause acute or chronic kidney infections, causing lasting damage to these essential organs and even kidney failure. UTIs are also a primary cause of sepsis, a severe and…
Painting for leisure is proven to have multiple benefits for our health. It is especially helpful for your aging family members, who may be feeling lonely and listless. Painting engages with our creativity and can improve well being of the mind and body. When your loved ones are given the opportunity to try out arts…
As the cold and flu season approaches during the COVID-19 pandemic, you might be exceptionally worried about your loved ones catching such illnesses. After all, when matured adults contract a seemingly simple cold or flu, it can lead to significant complications and even death. Additionally, with their weakened immune system, it is easier for them…
Volunteering is a great way to keep your loved one engaged. All across the United States, many charitable operations are always on the lookout for volunteers. This then presents a great opportunity for your loved one to stay busy while at the same time having a positive impact on the community. Here are the different…
Dehydration is more common in older people than in younger people, but do you know how to recognize the indicators of dehydration in our loved ones? The symptoms of dehydration in aged adults can be mild at times, but not drinking enough water and fluids can have a significant impact on the body, particularly as…
As your loved ones get older, their cognitive health tends to decline as the years pass. This is how loved ones get diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other memory loss related conditions. Cognitive impairment can lead to many negative effects, including states of confusion, lack of concentration, lack of control and stability, and memory loss.…
Hobbies are an excellent way to relax and have fun after a long day at work, but they can also be necessary for your physical and mental health as you age. Studies show that people who have an active hobby or hobby group tend to live longer than those who don’t have an active hobby. Studies confirm…
Energy is something we need to be able to power through our daily life. Even waking up in the morning takes energy, and that is how indispensable it is. It is a known fact that everyone is just brimming with energy during their youths, but this energy diminishes as one grows older. This loss of…