As our loved ones age, their nutritional needs change, as do their abilities to tolerate various food textures and flavors. Dexterity challenges might make it more difficult to eat foods that crumble. Swallowing issues due to stroke or Parkinson’s might…
The COVID-19 pandemic presents a challenge the world hasn’t seen in many generations. Those who have never experienced a widespread health crisis deal with a new, unique reality of safety measures and preventative care. It’s a scary prospect for all people,…
We all know how difficult it can be to keep track of doctor recommendations, medications, advice, insurance, and costs when we’re dealing with our own medical care. Compound that with the confusion of dementia or reduced short term memory, and…
It’s not entirely abnormal to be deficient in certain nutrients, some of which are difficult to get from food alone. This is the case with vitamin D, which we primarily get through exposure to sunlight. When the sun hits your…
The natural aging process in humans, which sometimes seems intent on slowing us down, is challenging at best. Once robust and vivacious, some of us may experience physical disabilities, declining health, and attendant emotional distress as we age. With a…
As we age, vision impairment is one of the most common physical losses. Many eye conditions that cause sight loss and blindness are insidious and aren’t diagnosed until extreme measures are necessary. Vigilance about your senior’s eyesight is important to…
Contrary to what is happening right now with the coronavirus pandemic, the world’s senior citizen population is projected to triple sometime this year. Traditional family structures have evolved to the point that many elderly people end up alone in empty…
It’s scary out there right now. Life as we know it has essentially come to a standstill, something America hasn’t experienced since the last world war. Moving about your community and seeing darkened windows of restaurants, bars, and other go-to…
As we continue to actively monitor the progression of COVID-19 the health and safety of our clients and caregivers remains our top priority. We are following updates and guidance from the CDC, as well as state, local and county authorities,…
Early information out of China, where COVID-19 first started, shows that some people are at higher risk of getting very sick from this illness. This includes: Older adultsPeople who have serious chronical medical conditions like: Heart disease, Diabetes, Lung disease…