Psoriasis Triggers to Avoid
Psoriasis is a common, long-term skin disease that doesn’t have a cure. It can often be painful, interfere with sleep, and make it hard to concentrate during flare-ups.
Seven IADLs That Older Adults Have the Hardest Time Completing
Instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs for short) are the tasks people do every day to meet their needs regarding comfort and well-being.
Holiday Tips for Caregivers of Loved Ones with Alzheimer’s
As a caregiver, you probably have both excitement and dread for the holidays. There is so much you want to do but likely only so much you can do.
The Six Steps to Proper Foot Care for Your Diabetic Dad
Your dad’s doctor tested his blood and determined that your dad has diabetes. He needs to take care of his feet, but he’s not sure where to start.
How Seniors Can Prevent Headaches At Home
June is Headache and Migraine Awareness Month and it’s a great time to learn more about how seniors can manage and prevent headaches at home.
How Can Senior Home Care Help Your Parents Get Around The House Better
The advancement of technology and the increased availability of services such as home meal delivery make it simpler for older individuals to stay independent in their homes.
Share These Tips With Your Parents During Burn Awareness Week
Families need to discuss burn and fire prevention to lower the risk of an elderly parent getting a severe burn.
Is Your Senior Ready for Shape Up US Month?
If your senior is wanting to move more this year, these tips can help.
Can a Senior Do To Limit the Risk Of Getting Cancer?
No matter what age we are, we are always looking for tips on preventing cancer.
5 Stages of Grief a Senior Goes Through When Diagnosed With a Chronic Condition
The older a senior gets, the more they’re expecting health conditions to pop up; it’s a natural part of life.
