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How to Talk to Aging Parents About Assisted Living

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As our parents age, their needs may change, and the topic of senior living or assisted living may become a common conversation. However, starting this conversation can often be challenging and emotionally demanding, leading to frustration and confusion. When talking to your aging parents about assisted living, it’s important to approach the topic with empathy, […]

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Why Should Senior Citizens Perform Balance Exercises?

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As we age, our body undergoes several changes that can affect our overall health. For example, seniors can be at a higher risk of falling due to muscle weakness, joint stiffness, poor balance, and reduced visual acuity, among other factors. Balance exercises can help senior citizens maintain an active, healthy, and independent lifestyle by helping […]

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Is Parkinson’s an Auto-Immune Disease?

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The answer to this question is more complicated than you might think. Some experts believe Parkinson’s is an auto-immune disease, while others disagree.  Living with Parkinson’s can be difficult for many individuals and their families. But understanding the underlying cause of this disease can help you make informed decisions about care and lifestyle.  In this […]

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4 Activities for Seniors with Limited Mobility

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Seniors with limited mobility can enjoy a range of activities to help keep their minds sharp, bodies healthy, and spirits high. Even if mobility is restricted by illness, arthritis, or dementia, seniors can have fulfilling social lives and hobbies to enrich their days. Through scheduled activities in memory care, respite care, or unstructured gatherings, seniors […]

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What Causes Caregiver Burnout?

Caring for Caregivers A caregiver is anyone who provides care or help to another. It’s a broad term that can include family members or professionals. In elderly care, a caregiver generally helps with activities of daily living (ADL). Some professional caregivers may also offer medical-related services. Caring is a full-time commitment and can sometimes cause […]

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