Safety Devices That Help Your Dad’s Independence As Alzheimer’s Progresses
It’s estimated that around 6.5 million adults have Alzheimer’s disease, and that number is expected to almost double by 2050.
Clocks Falling Back Is a Good Time for Senior Home Safety
As you set clocks back an hour, it’s also a good time to talk to your mom about fall and winter safety measures.
Disaster Preparedness Month Is a Good Time to Talk About Your Dad’s Plans
September happens to be Disaster Preparedness Month as this is often the month the worst of the nation’s hurricanes hit.
How Seniors Can Stay Safe Exercising Outdoors When It’s Hot
When seniors are in the habit of exercising outdoors, like going for walks or bike rides, they may not want to stop exercising outdoors just because the weather is getting a little warm.
Is Your Senior in Denial about Driving?
Denial about driving is a little more common for seniors than you might think.
Five Ways to Be Proactive about Your Senior’s Fall Risk
Falls are a serious issue for aging family members. You might not think that your senior is at great risk for falling, but the statistics on falls don’t lie. Millions of older adults are severely injured every year, including breaking bones or experiencing brain injuries. You can take steps now to reduce your senior’s fall […]
Baby Boomers Are Determined To Age In Place
In 1946, soldiers came home from war and started making babies. And Americans kept making babies right through 1964. The resulting bump in population is called the “baby boom.” By 2030, all those boomers will be senior citizens. And the vast majority of them will only go to a nursing home as a last resort. […]