Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease can be incredibly challenging and demanding for family caregivers. As the illness progresses, patients often need constant attention and care, which can feel impossible for family caregivers to manage on their own. That’s when Alzheimer’s care at home can make a huge difference and ensure that everyone involved has the help that they need….
Anosmia is the loss of smell. February 27th raises awareness of this health concern that affects more older adults than younger ones. Just over three out of ten older adults have anosmia, here are the facts you need to know. Loss of Smell Can Be Partial or Complete Anosmia is classified in two ways. There may be a partial loss…
February is Responsible Pet Owners Month and seniors who have pets may need a refresher on things they can do to be responsible pet owners. Seniors who are first-time pet owners may not be even aware of some of the things that they should be doing to make sure that their furry friends are happy and healthy. Seniors who have…
Eleven percent of family caregivers live more than an hour from their parents. If there’s an emergency, you’re just not close enough to quickly get there. When you live in another city, state, or country, how can you ensure your mom gets the help she needs? Elder care can be there for your mom when you can’t. Here’s how: She…
