In California, 690,000 seniors are currently projected to have Alzheimer’s disease. By 2025, that number is expected to increase to 840,000. Many Los Angeles area seniors live alone, but continuing to do so safely is complicated after a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease.  A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease complicates the decision making process regarding whether or Read More

Most caregivers are not able to detect the early warnings of dehydration in senior people. This is because the elderly people don’t get thirsty as often as other adults, and thirst is an early sign of mild dehydration. The water levels in the body decrease as a person ages. Professionals have discovered that the water Read More