Taking medications as prescribed is important for maintaining quality of life and longevity. As we age, the need for medications and the number of medications we must take sometimes increases. This can make it difficult to keep up with pills that are needed morning, noon and night. While getting your loved one to take their Read More
Your mother gave great advice when she told you to eat your fruits and vegetables. The benefits of maintaining a healthy diet are indisputable, and they include helping you to maintain your correct weight, keep your heart healthy and prevent medical problems like a stroke, diabetes and high cholesterol. Diet and Depression New research coming Read More
Whether a loved one is diagnosed with dementia or facing other health concerns, watching them age is often difficult. When physical or cognitive health is in question, decisions sometimes are necessary to preserve independence and continue to promote longevity. Sometimes, making those decisions means planning for professional assistance through live-in care. Knowing when it is Read More
As families bask on the beach or enjoy an outdoor picnic, it is easy to enjoy the summer and the heat that accompanies the season. However, for some of the most vulnerable members of the community, summer temperatures can be something else: a danger to their health. Summer Weather Can Be Dangerous for Seniors Senior Read More
According to the World Health Organization, in the United States the average woman lives 81 years, while the average man lives 76 years. Plus, worldwide, 85% of people over the age of 100 are female! Many already know that women live longer than men on average, but fewer are aware of the scientific reasons behind Read More
It’s unfortunate that many associate getting older with only negative things; of course there are issues related to aging, but there are also some great perks too. Less Migraines The amount of migraines an individual gets decreases as they become older, as well as the severity of the headaches. Studies have found that only 5% Read More
