Senior Care Blog

One of the most common questions that people have when it comes to senior care is how much it will cost them. Of course, just like many commodities, and services that are available, it’s just...

When you have a loved one who is recovering from a major illness, surgery, heart attack, stroke, or other ailment, the one thing that you want is to be able to help them reduce hospital readmission...

It’s important for your senior’s diet to support their health. Managing your elderly loved one’s health can come in the form of a low sodium diet. Eating healthy means making changes to your...

Sleep disorders are becoming a major concern for medical professionals regarding seniors. There is an increase in the number of reported cases of sleep disorders among individuals over 70 and when...

Megan suspected for some time that her mother was having trouble with her health. The problem was that Megan didn’t live close enough to her mother to stop in and check on her. Another added...

It was the middle of winter when Sara received a call from the hospital near her mother’s home. One of the administrators was calling to inform her that her mother had been injured in a fall, but...

Many questions surround a family after a loved one suffers a stroke. A person who is lucky enough to survive is going to have to make some lifestyle changes and depending upon the severity of the...

My brother and I happened to both (eventually) settle down not too far from our mother’s house. I don’t believe that it was something deliberate or conscious, at least not in the sense that...

Caring for someone who has had a stroke will likely be a challenge, depending on the severity of the stroke, and the expected long-term repercussions that will be associated with it. For the there...

Many researchers believe the number one disease for seniors isn’t heart disease or cancer. It’s loneliness! Loneliness is pervasive among the elder population, and can lead to other physical and...