What to Learn About a New Medication
Medication is one of the primary tools our society uses to manage or prevent illnesses and health complications. They can be prescribed to your loved one after meeting with a physician or they can be[...]
The #1 Step To Take to Reduce the Risk of COPD
November is National COPD Month. COPD (Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) is the name for a group of diseases that lead to breathing-related problems and airflow blockage. COPD can include emphysema, chronic bronchitis, and occasionally asthma.[...]
Eight Ways Home Care Assistance Helps People with MS
Multiple Sclerosis, commonly abbreviated as MS, is an autoimmune disease that is chronic and progressive. It causes a large range of symptoms that include fatigue, mobility challenges, cognitive challenges, pain, and more. Seniors who are[...]
How Do Medications Correlate with Fall Risk?
Reducing fall risks for seniors means looking at all of the different variables that can affect their safety at home. One big fall risk factor for aging adults can be the medications that they take.[...]
Six Possible Causes of Social Isolation for Seniors
Social isolation is something that seniors and their families can’t ignore. Isolation can very quickly lead to depression and other mental health issues that need to be addressed sooner rather than later. Putting solutions like[...]
Healthy And Hearty Fall Meals Seniors Will Love
When the weather gets cool many seniors want to eat hearty foods that will help them stay warm and full. But, the comfort food seniors crave when the temperatures drop may not be healthy for[...]
