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Is There a Cure for Dementia?

Jul282022Dementia CareAssisting Hands

Alzheimer’s, the most common form of dementia, isn’t reversible, nor is it currently curable. With dementia in general, seniors often don’t recover in the sense that the condition is no longer an issue that affects daily quality of life. That being said, there may be ways to manage symptoms, treat underlying issues, and slow the progression of the form of…

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Top Safety Risks for Seniors

Jul142022Senior SafetyAssisting Hands

As your older loved one ages, common household items may suddenly become dangerous hazards that could lead to major injuries and other problems. When a senior’s home becomes a safety hazard, it reduces his or her ability to live as independently as possible. Luckily, you may help. Take a look at these common hazards and what you may do to…

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How to Prevent Strokes in the Golden Years

Jun302022Stroke CareAssisting Hands

Seniors are at higher risk for strokes compared to other age groups. This is due to various factors, such as the increased risk of conditions like heart disease and a lack of exercise caused by weakened bones and muscles that lead to mobility problems. However, living a healthy lifestyle may keep your elderly loved one in good health and stave…

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How Could Family Caregivers Benefit from Taking Breaks?

Jun162022CaregiverAssisting Hands

Breaks are one of those things people associate with traditional full-time jobs. While you might not think anything of clocking out at work, you may not remember to take a break as a caregiver. This mindset, combined with the hard-working personalities family caregivers tend to have, may lead to caregiver burnout. Family caregivers may not ask for breaks. In fact,…

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How Is In-Home Care Different from Home Health Services?

May262022Home CareAssisting Hands

Determining the difference between home care and home health services is often confusing for families who are looking for help meeting their senior loved ones’ needs. These two types of services are very different, but they may sometimes be combined to help seniors who are living with multiple challenges at home. Understanding the difference between the two makes it possible…

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Who Has the Highest Risk of Developing Alzheimer’s Disease?

May122022Alzheimer’s CareAssisting Hands

Individuals over the age of 65 are typically at higher risk for developing dangerous diseases in their golden years, including Alzheimer’s. As seniors age, the risk of developing this condition could begin to double. Therefore, seniors and their family caregivers should learn as much about Alzheimer’s as possible, including why the risk is higher among the elderly and tips that…

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Does a Senior with Parkinson’s Disease Need a Caregiver?

Apr282022Parkinson’s CareAssisting Hands

After being diagnosed with Parkinson’s, a senior typically begins treatment to control symptoms. The progression and variety of symptoms vary from one person to the next. Thus, the speed and severity at which debilitation occurs aren’t predictable. However, having a family member or other caregiver by his or her side from the start increases the chance the senior will enjoy…

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Signs an Aging Adult Might Have Dementia

Apr142022Dementia CareAssisting Hands

Dementia becomes more common as people grow older, but the condition isn’t a specific aspect of aging. However, if your parent develops dementia, there are ways to slow down its progression and help your loved one continue taking on regular activities. This includes learning more about the signs and taking steps to handle the symptoms early on instead of letting…

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Ways to Stave Off Strokes in the Senior Years

Mar312022Stroke CareAssisting Hands

If you’re providing care for an older loved one, it’s understandable to want to do everything possible to keep him or her healthy. One of the health-related concerns common among this age group is increased stroke risk. Risk factors include underlying health issues, high blood pressure, lack of physical activity, and diabetes. Here are some steps you may take to…

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Tips for Boosting Home Safety for Older Adults

Mar172022Senior SafetyAssisting Hands

Seniors who live at home are more likely to retain their independence. Yet all it takes is a fall in the bathroom or forgetting to turn off the stove to place a senior’s ability to live alone in jeopardy. Most likely, your aging loved one already has some safety features in place, such as fire alarms. You may increase your…

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