Being Socially Active Can Help Your Senior Mom Age Well
As we age, normal changes in our bodies and brains can make it more difficult to get out and participate in social activities. But social interaction is important. Participating in
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New Treatment for Stroke Patients May Prevent Alzheimer’s Proteins from Growing
Alzheimer’s disease is a neurodegenerative disease that is responsible for more than half the cases of dementia in the United States. It is one of the top ten leading causes
8 Common Health Concerns for Seniors
As we age, our bodies change. The health conditions that people are more likely to suffer from also change with age. Being aware of which health concerns are most common
Living with an Alzheimer’s Disease Diagnosis
Getting an Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis is life-changing. It can be difficult and cause feelings of isolation. Whether you or a senior loved one has been diagnosed, it’s normal to feel
Diabetes Sends More Seniors to the ER Than Any Other Disease
Senior adults are more likely to end up in the emergency room than younger adults. Seniors who have diabetes are at the highest risk for recurring ER trips. While it’s
Senior Living Done Right: Anne’s Story
Shortly after she fell in love with and married her husband, Anne Boehme moved to and fell in love with the south, where she has lived ever since. Following her
