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The Future of Healthcare: Better Access, Personalized Care, and Peace of Mind

If you have ever felt that knot of worry while waiting for test results or found yourself wanting more personalized attention from a doctor, you are not the only one. For a lot of us, healthcare is like navigating a maze with far too many unknowns and inadequate guidance. But with the latest healthcare innovations [...]

What to Do When a Loved One With Dementia No Longer Recognizes You

“Laura, it’s so great to see you!” What a sweet greeting this would be…if you actually were Laura. More and more, Mom is confusing you with her sister, forgetting that you’re her daughter. When a loved one with dementia starts to lose memories and no longer recognizes your face, it may be extremely challenging to [...]

A senior woman takes a serving of salad as she practices healthy eating, managing senior hypertension during the holidays.

Keeping Holiday Cheer Without the Stress: Tips for Managing Senior Hypertension

It’s here! The holiday season is in full swing, full of laughter, decorations, and of course, family get-togethers. But let’s be real: it can also be full of tempting treats, stressful moments, and a hectic pace that leaves everyone a little frazzled. If you’re a caregiver for an older loved one, you understand how quickly [...]

Overcoming Caregiver Challenges: Simple Steps to Boost Emotional Strength

You’ve just helped Mom get to bed after a challenging day. You are worn out — physically and emotionally — and there’s still a list of tasks waiting for your attention. Maybe it was the struggle with getting her to take her medication today, or perhaps the call from a relative who offered well-meaning but [...]

A woman sits with her father, helping him with some of the non-movement symptoms in Parkinson’s.

Beyond Tremors: Non-Movement Symptoms in Parkinson’s Disease

When most people think about Parkinson’s disease, tremors or difficulty moving likely come to mind first. But if you are caring for a family member with Parkinson’s, you may have noticed they’re dealing with much more than just movement issues. Non-movement symptoms in Parkinson’s, such as cognitive changes, depression, and sleep problems, can have just [...]

Compassionate Strategies for Managing Dressing Challenges in Dementia Care

It’s a normal morning, and you’re helping Dad get ready for the day. You’ve picked out several options of outfits for him to choose from, but he balks and refuses to put on any of them. In fact, he’s been wearing the same outfit for several days now, despite your gentle requests each day to [...]

A woman prepares a meal for her elderly father as she helps him overcome senior nutrition challenges.

Overcoming Senior Nutrition Challenges: A Family’s Guide

With the holidays nearing, you may be thinking about family gatherings and festive meals centered around favorite foods and traditions. But what about the other parts of the year? Are your family members – particularly elderly loved ones – getting proper nutrition on a daily basis? While holiday meals might be an exception, many older [...]

A senior man takes a puff of his inhaler as he manages his comorbidities, a key aspect of supporting a loved one with COPD.

Supporting a Loved One With COPD: Understanding Comorbidities and Care

Watching a senior loved one manage the daily challenges of COPD is not easy. You see them struggle with breathlessness and fatigue, and you want to do whatever you can to help. What you might not realize is that COPD often brings along other health issues, known as comorbidities, which have to be addressed and [...]

A man goes through boxes with his aging mother, a big part of downsizing your parents’ home.

From Clutter to Comfort: A Guide to Downsizing Your Parents’ Home

You’ve finally decided to bite the bullet and start working on decluttering and downsizing your parents’ home. When you begin sorting through the basement, you come across a box of old family photos, a stack of forgotten love letters, a collection of vintage toys. Each item holds a story, a piece of history, and a [...]

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