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You Are Never Too Old to Start a New Hobby

You Are Never Too Old to Start a New Hobby

by April Cowperthwait | Jun 4, 2019 | Senior Health Care

The phrase “I’m too old” should never be a part of your lexicon if you’re talking about starting a new hobby. In fact, staying active and maintaining hobbies later in life is linked to a host of benefits for seniors. In addition to providing more time to socialize...
Diet Sodas Could Raise Your Senior Mom’s Risk for Stroke

Diet Sodas Could Raise Your Senior Mom’s Risk for Stroke

by Lana Barrett | Mar 31, 2019 | Senior Health Care

If your senior mom enjoys drinking diet sodas regularly, she may want to pay attention to some new research being done on the subject. A new study found that senior women who drink several diet sodas or other artificially sweetened drinks daily may be increasing their...
Being Socially Active Can Help Your Senior Mom Age Well

Being Socially Active Can Help Your Senior Mom Age Well

by Lana Barrett | Mar 19, 2019 | Advice for Caregivers, Senior Health Care

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 different social activities with peers can help your senior mom to live a longer,...
New Treatment for Stroke Patients May Prevent Alzheimer’s Proteins from Growing

New Treatment for Stroke Patients May Prevent Alzheimer’s Proteins from Growing

by Lana Barrett | Mar 15, 2019 | Alzheimer's and Dementia, Senior Health Care

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 of death, and there is currently no cure. However, researchers are working daily, studying...
8 Common Health Concerns for Seniors

8 Common Health Concerns for Seniors

by Lana Barrett | Mar 13, 2019 | Senior Health Care, Senior Living

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 for seniors is your first step in staying healthy and minimizing doctor and hospital visits. 1....
Living with an Alzheimer’s Disease Diagnosis

Living with an Alzheimer’s Disease Diagnosis

by Michelle Kelley | Mar 9, 2019 | Alzheimer's and Dementia, Senior Health Care

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 several emotions. Below are a few ways that might help you and your loved ones...
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