Finding the right senior care facility for a loved one is a key part of long term senior care for a lot of people. But what happens if you don’t pick the right care facility? Unfortunately, there are some care facilities that are better … [Read more...]
No Link Found Between Migraines and Parkinson’s
A new study provides some uplifting news for those of us that are prone to suffering from migraine headaches. The study, which was sponsored by the American Academy of Neurology, found that there is no causal link for females between the … [Read more...]
Spotlight on Balance Issues
Balance issues can be one of the scariest things that a senior can face. On the surface, a loss of balance might not seem like as major of an issue as something like a heart attack or cancer, Alzheimer’s disease or diabetes. But the … [Read more...]
How Can Home-Based Care Improve Senior Living?
One of the many changes that has emerged in the wake of the COVID pandemic is that people are thinking about senior care differently. This is a good thing. Even though the pandemic was a terrible tragedy for many, the fact that care is … [Read more...]
Avoiding the Surprise of Family Care
Becoming a family caregiver can be a huge change in your lifestyle. Typically, when a loved one needs care, it doesn’t happen all at once. One of the easiest ways to avoid the surprises that can come along with needing to … [Read more...]
The Link Between Pain and Anxiety
A new research project indicates that there might be a much stronger link between chronic pain and the development of anxiety than what was once thought. Although this link has been known for quite some time, researchers now believe that … [Read more...]
What if the Nursing Home is the Best Option?
One of the great things about in-home care is that it allows seniors to stay in their homes for longer. Most elderly individuals prefer this kind of care. They want to be where they’ve lived for as long as possible, living with the people … [Read more...]
Care Planning During the Pandemic
Planning ahead has always been a central part of a successful senior care journey. This means talking with your loved one about things like their desires, power of attorney, and any goals that they might have for senior care. Some of these … [Read more...]
Senior Care Communities are Stepping Up
All across the country, senior care communities have been under enormous strain. The COVID-19 crisis has created conditions that the vast majority of people were unprepared for. This goes for senior care centers, too. As we’ve seen, policy … [Read more...]
Stroke Risk is Very Low in COVID Patients
A study from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine found that those individuals that were hospitalized with COVID-19 symptoms were much less likely to suffer from a stroke than those that were not seen in a … [Read more...]
Why Senior Care in Japan Matters
Japan places a very high value on family when it comes to senior care. Younger family members are often given the task of caring for older family members. Although medical care is present, it is not as highly utilized as it is in the U.S. … [Read more...]
Long Periods of Sleep May Be Cause for Concern
According to a new study, long periods of sleep may be a major cause of concern. For those that take long naps during the day, or that sleep in excess of nine hours on a nightly basis, they may be at a higher risk of suffering from a … [Read more...]