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How to Stop an Elderly Loved One from Overeating

Feb162024Senior Fitness & NutritionAssisting Hands
Obesity is a risk factor for most senior health conditions, so it’s essential for caregivers to help their aging loved ones regulate their weight. Many seniors turn to overeating. They may eat massive meals or snack at odd times, resulting in uncontrollable weight gain. Managing overeating can be challenging, but it’s not impossible. Here are a few strategies to reduce...
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7 Sit-Down Games for Aging Adults

Feb092024Senior ActivitiesAssisting Hands
Playing fun games is something all seniors can enjoy, regardless of their cognitive abilities. Some seniors prefer sitting down because they lack energy, experience limited mobility, or simply prefer playing fun games that allow them to sit. Here are some sit-down games your elderly loved one will enjoy playing. 1. Scrabble  This game can stimulate the brain and fight against...
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6 Things Caregivers Can Do to Recover from Burnout

Feb082024CaregiverAssisting Hands
No matter how much you love someone, taking care of him or her constantly can take a toll on your health. Many caregivers experience guilt, resentment, exhaustion, apathy, and sadness, and the term “caregiver burnout” was coined to describe this common occurrence. If you feel like you’re experiencing caregiver burnout, try these six actions to restore your peace of mind. ...
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5 Colors that Can Brighten Up a Senior’s Home

Feb072024MiscellaneousAssisting Hands
Since seniors spend a lot of time at home, it’s important to make it an enjoyable place to live. Dark colors can make a room look dull and gloomy, but the right color choices can make a home look cheerful and welcoming. According to psychologists, certain colors can lift a person’s mood. Whether you use these colors to paint an...
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5 Ways Older Adults Can Protect Themselves from Crime

Feb062024Senior SafetyAssisting Hands
The risk of becoming susceptible to crime increases with age, and criminals sometimes take advantage of a senior’s trusting nature for their own financial gain. Cybercrime, identity theft, and home burglaries are some of the most common crimes committed against aging adults. For this reason, seniors should know a few strategies that deter crime.  1. Protect Private Information Online Social...
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How to Prevent B12 Deficiency in Seniors

Feb052024Senior HealthAssisting Hands
According to the USDA, B12 deficiency is now a national epidemic, and it’s common among the elderly. The deficiency can lead to a variety of complications, such as lack of energy, brain fog, permanent nerve damage, rapid heartbeat, and cardiovascular disease. Many of these symptoms are similar to other age-related health conditions, which is why this type of deficiency often...
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How Much Physical Activity Do Seniors Need?

Feb022024Senior Fitness & NutritionAssisting Hands
Older adults who regularly engage in physical activity are better able to prevent a number of health problems. Exercise enables the cardiovascular system to function more efficiently. Blood circulation increases, which provides nourishment to all the organ systems. Muscles and bones grow stronger while seniors become more flexible and have enhanced balance. A fit older body is less likely to...
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How the Elderly Can Prevent Medicare Fraud

Jan262024MiscellaneousAssisting Hands
Medicare fraud is a growing problem that costs billions of dollars a year, and it can result in undue stress for seniors during a time when they should be able to focus on their health. While the idea that someone may prey upon the elderly is upsetting, it can be reassuring to know seniors have multiple ways to safeguard their...
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Tips for Getting Started with Estate Planning

Jan252024Senior FinancesAssisting Hands
While planning for death is an uncomfortable subject for many, estate planning is important because it helps you look after the people you love the most. Failing to make a clear estate plan can increase the costs of settling the estate for beneficiaries and lead to unnecessary stress and pain. Estate planning is also important for seniors who want to...
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How Can Seniors Avoid the Flu and Pneumonia?

Jan192024Senior HealthAssisting Hands
The CDC estimates up to 70 percent of flu-related hospitalizations each year involve older adults. According to Everyday Health, it’s also common for the flu to contribute to pneumonia, a respiratory infection that can be dangerous for seniors. These are definitely two conditions older adults should avoid whenever possible. Keep reading to learn how seniors may be able to achieve...
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