The holidays are a busy time of year, but it’s important to remember the importance of winter nutrition for seniors. So before the holidays get too close, take some time to reassess your loved one’s diet and ensure they meet their body’s nutritional needs.
Elderly veterans face unique circumstances. They have higher incomes but fewer financial safety nets. They also report more health problems than their civilian counterparts. Understanding this group is key to meeting their needs. Keep reading to learn more.
During National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, take time to learn more about this illness and raise awareness with those around you.
November is National Family Caregivers Month, which recognizes and honors the work that so many family caregivers do for their loved ones.
Worrying about your loved one when you hire a new caregiver is normal. Here are a few tips to ensure they stay safe at home with their caregiver.
Depression in the elderly creates several challenges for both seniors and caregivers. Learn more about this issue and how to support a loved one today.
Accepting that your aging parents need care at home is difficult but necessary. However, a professional caregiver can support their quality of life, dignity, and independence. Here are a few tips for talking to your parents about receiving care at home and finding the right caregiver.
More employers are implementing better elder care benefits to assist employees who help care for an aging parent or loved one. Keep reading to learn more about your options.
Reduce miscommunication mishaps and keep you and your loved one’s caregiver on the same page with these four caregiver communication tips.
The best things in life are free – especially home care services. Here’s where you can find free home care for yourself or a loved one in Massachusetts.
