There’s no hard and fast rule about how often seniors should see their health care providers. For most older adults, though, it’s a good idea to have at least one medical checkup a year. At that visit, a provider can review medications, check on health concerns, talk...
The need for caregiving can happen slowly as part of the natural aging process, or suddenly because of an accident, a new diagnosis, or a hospitalization. A care plan is an organizational tool outlining needs, actions, and responsivities to ensure that seniors, family...
September is Healthy Aging Month, a time to celebrate life and the positive aspects of growing older. As we age, we become aware that our physical and mental health, as well as dietary and social needs, change. You can take charge of your well-being, by taking steps...
Grandparents are more involved with raising their grandchildren than ever before. Children may be enjoying their last few days of summer, but August is just around the corner. The preparation for school has started and grandparents may be asked to assist. Whether you...
According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, senior citizens are particularly vulnerable to certain types of scams and fraud. Scammers prey on the elderly for a variety of reasons. What Are Common Scams That Target Seniors? Seniors Have Money According to a 2017...
June marks National Men’s Health Month, a reminder for all males to implement healthy lifestyle choices and take better care of their bodies and mind. This is especially important for men over 60. Preventative care and screenings as you age are critical to your...
