If you have a senior loved one who suffers from dementia, it is important to create a comforting and stimulating home environment for them and build a personal connection. Engaging them in fun activities that are appropriate for their condition can help reignite joy, provide cognitive stimulation, and help with their tranquility. Whether you are using crafts, sensory experiences, and…
Facing a terminal illness is difficult for both the senior and their family. Receiving hospice care at home delivers several benefits, like the comfort of spending one’s last days in a meaningful setting. Hospice care is medical care that is administered by professionals like nurses and doctors with the goal of keeping patients as comfortable and pain free as possible….
The National Center for Health Statistics reports that as recently as 2009, one in five seniors in the US aged 75 and older requires support in completing the basic tasks of daily living, such as grocery shopping, managing medications and maintaining the cleanliness of the home. As the baby boomer generation continues to age, that number has risen sharply. The…
