Seniors & Health Issues
What Are The Best Exercises for an Immobile Senior?
Immobile seniors still need to stay healthy, and one of the best ways to do that is by encouraging them to exercise.
Read More4 Tips for Preventing and Treating Bronchitis in the Elderly
Bronchitis is a common respiratory problem which can affect people of all ages, but is most common in older people.
Read MoreHow Do Elder Care Providers Help Senior Citizens with Musculoskeletal Pain?
Research shows that shoulder stiffness, hip pain, neck pain, and back pain are are common musculoskeletal complaints in people.
Read MoreCancer Care Tips You Can’t Ignore After Your Mom’s Diagnosis
If your mom learns she has cancer, it’s not surprising. It’s also not as worrisome as it used to be, as modern medicine is helping improve the chances for a full recovery.
Read MoreHow Do You Make Sure Your Dad’s Care Plan Covers Everything
Every older adult should have a care plan in place. While your dad may be independent living alone, anything can happen.
Read MoreFour Ways to Help Your Mom When She Has Osteoporosis
Around 10 million U.S. adults have osteoporosis. Another 44 million are believed to have low bone density.
Read MoreIs Your Elderly Loved One Getting a Cold? Here is How They Can Fight It.
The cold is usually a harmless condition. Many people will get over a cold in a few days to a week and a half. With this being said, having a cold is no fun.
Read MoreBe on the Lookout for Lyme Disease Symptoms This Spring
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection that is spread to the host from an infected deer tick or black-legged tick.
Read MoreMost Common Stroke Signs to Watch For in Your Elderly Loved One
Strokes are more sudden than most other health issues. There are many health issues that come on over years.
Read MoreEverything Family Caregivers Need to Know About Diabetes
As a family caregiver, it is important to learn more about diabetes – from helping your elderly loved one to check their glucose levels to helping them eat healthier.
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