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The Alzheimer's Association notes that 1 in 3 seniors will develop Alzheimer's or other type of dementia at some time in their later years. Currently, about 5 million Americans suffer from dementia, and the numbers are expected to rise with … [Read more...]
End-of-life issues loom large as Baby Boomers reach the break-over point with their own parents and other elderly family members in their care. The decisions that must be made in this age of advanced medical care weigh heavy because our … [Read more...]
It’s no secret that we are seeing a labor shortage all across the United States. Regardless of the reasoning why, you don’t have to go too far down the street to see “Help Wanted” signs. The pizza place four buildings down from me can’t … [Read more...]
The average cost for someone's senior care is about $175,000, looking at averages across the United States. That's a lot of money regardless of who you are. And the reality is, as time goes by, this number is only going to increase. Thanks … [Read more...]
A study out of the University of Arizona found that women who received hormonal therapy after going through menopause were 58 percent less likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease or other neurodegenerative diseases than those that did not go … [Read more...]
Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or MRI, is commonly used for taking pictures inside of the body, particularly of the brain. However, researchers have long suspected that it can be used to do a lot more than just take pictures. They believe it … [Read more...]
Sleep is important. We all know this from personal experience, right? If you don’t have a good night’s sleep, you feel out of it the next day. Your brain moves a little bit slower, you’re probably going to be a little achy, and you become … [Read more...]
The senior citizen population is bigger than ever before--and it continues to grow daily. We’ve been saying this often here on the Paradise In-Home Care blog, but there’s a good reason why. Not only does this mean that there is a growing … [Read more...]
During the pandemic, we saw something happen in the senior care industry that has been brewing for many years. In mass numbers, something that has been a simmering, smaller scale problem for years burst into the international spotlight in a … [Read more...]
Shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic began, families that were dealing with senior care and the future of their older loved ones came to some tough conclusions. One of those things that a lot of people realized was that the nursing home is … [Read more...]
Research shows that stroke patients that listen to music on a daily basis tend to see better recovery numbers than patients in recovery that do not listen to music. This research, which was conducted by the University of … [Read more...]
A study that was conducted by New York University found that dementia patients fared much better after a hospitalization when the care staff that was helping them remained consistent. This study focused on seniors with dementia … [Read more...]
A hotel near the Boston area was recently sold in a public auction to another hotel production company. After accounting for renovations and demolishing parts that need to be removed, the new owners have stated that they will be converting … [Read more...]
A newly published study looked at the relationship between microscopic bacteria that live within the guy and the severity of stroke. What the research team from the Cleveland Clinic found was quite surprising. They discovered … [Read more...]
