The intricate steps involved in making it possible for us to see are remarkable. In the blink of an eye, our brains are able to …Read More
The Top Four Senior Vision Problems and When to Seek Help
If it seems to you that newspaper print keeps getting smaller and smaller as we grow older, you’re not alone! Most of us find ourselves …Read More
See a Brighter New Year with These Senior Vision Tips
Sunsets. Flower gardens. Bright smiles on our grandchildren’s faces. Think of all the beautiful sights we’d miss out on if our vision was compromised. Since …Read More
Simple Strategies for Stroke Prevention in Older Adults
Suffering a stroke is only the first step in a series of challenges. The resulting effects from a stroke can linger long-term. In fact, the …Read More
How Are Dementia and Hearing Loss Linked?
When checking in on Mom, you find the television is blaring, and she is asking you to repeat what you’ve just said, or even to …Read More
Older Loved Ones With Anhedonia: How Home Care Can Help
Following the hustle and bustle of the holidays, it is not uncommon for the winter doldrums to kick in. Yet what may possibly appear at …Read More
OTC Hearing Aids: A Game Changer for Those With Hearing Loss
Just picture being able to toss a couple of hearing aids in your shopping cart alongside a dozen eggs, a carton of milk, and a …Read More
How to Stay Independent When It is Time to Give Up the Car Keys
It is a discussion none of us wants to have with our aging parents, but one that will most likely be essential at some time. …Read More
Debunking Common Myths About Aging
If you are holding onto a stereotypical picture of the aging process that involves a sedentary, lonesome lifestyle spent on the couch in front of …Read More
Do-It-Yourself Sensory Activities Help Decrease Dementia Anxiety and Agitation
Swift changes in moods are hallmark signs of dementia, and can be challenging for family caregivers to handle. One minute you might be taking part …Read More