Balance problems are among the most common issues for seniors. In addition, they pose a severe safety concern due to the increased risk of falls. Because of this, both caregivers and their loved ones should address the issue before something disastrous happens.
National Health Education Week is an annual observance during the third week of October. During this time, advocates aim to raise awareness of public health issues and the importance of health literacy.
Some seniors suffer from swallowing problems that severely impact health and wellbeing. This problem can make mealtimes nerve-wracking and challenging for seniors and caregivers alike. If you know an older adult who struggles with this problem, keep reading to learn how you can help.
Daily living aids can help your loved one age in place safely while giving you peace of mind. These include various products designed to help seniors (or anyone) complete activities of daily living (ADLs) with safety, ease, and independence. Here are a few products to consider for your loved one’s home.
National Nutrition Month is an excellent time to learn about how we can develop better eating habits and healthier lifestyles. Learn more about seniors’ changing nutritional needs, find assistance for low-income adults, and more.
Home modifications for visually impaired seniors are critical for safety and overall wellbeing. Keep reading for 22 tips on creating a functional living environment without breaking the bank.
May is National Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month. With summer fast approaching, it’s the perfect time to address the importance of proper skincare for seniors.
Throughout June, the Men’s Health Network and other groups promote awareness of preventable health issues and teach the importance of early detection and treatment for
National Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month is the perfect time for older adults to learn about osteoporosis and how they can protect their bone health
National Mental Health Month is a reminder that mental health plays a vital role in our overall wellbeing. Unfortunately, many older Americans don’t seek the help they need. So during this time, make a point to check in on your loved ones and understand their unique mental health needs.
