A Potential Vaccine for Alzheimer’s Shows Promise
In the United States, one in ten people age 65 and older currently has Alzheimer’s disease or other types of dementia. Changes in the brain due to these cognitive diseases
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5 Ways Seniors Can Stay Healthy During the Holidays
During the holidays, there are parties and good foods surrounding us, helping us to forget to focus on our health. Despite the fact that many of us often forget, it
Joyful Senior-Friendly Holiday Activities
The holidays present a very special time for families, and they’ll be an excellent opportunity for you to bond with your loved ones. Even for older adults with limitations like
10 Things Seniors Should Know About the New Medicare Card
Beginning spring of this year, new Medicare cards have started to roll out to the nearly 60 million seniors who are enrolled in the government-provided program. If you or your
3 Ways to Deal with Family Conflict Over Caring for Senior Parents
As our senior parents age, they may begin to depend on close friends and family members for care and help with basic needs. Often times when this stage of life
What is Macular Degeneration and How Can It Affect Your Senior Loved One?
Macular degeneration is a common eye condition that causes “blind spots” in the central part of a person’s vision. The condition, which is also sometimes referred to as age-related macular
