Typical vision impairments such as blurriness or trouble reading fine print are a common occurrence for adults middle-aged and older. These issues are often easily corrected with reading glasses, bifocals or even simple surgeries. However, when seniors suffer from vision loss that cannot be corrected,...
Good nutrition is important for anyone of any age; however, good nutrition may be even more beneficial for seniors. As seniors age, health problems rise, metabolism slows and appetites can change. This makes it imperative for seniors to choose what foods they consume wisely. Not...
Hearing loss affects an increasing number of seniors, making it not only hard to hear but to enjoy life overall. According to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders(NIDCD), out of seniors ages 65 through 74, approximately one in three are dealing with...
Home is often considered a safe haven where we can unwind and relax. We often think that it is one of the safest places that we can be – where we are in control. We don’t usually think about the hidden dangers that may be...
As seniors age and begin to need more care, they may become overwhelmed by the choices that a simple Internet search on senior care can give them. Results can include multiple home health care services, senior living communities and adult day services. With all of...
As our loved ones age and their need for long-term care increases, we may begin to feel helpless for not being able to care for them and afraid of what will happen if they need to move to a long-term care community. Will they get...
When it comes to aging, many seniors fear the loss of their independence. Seniors hope to live as independently as possible for as long as possible; however, aging can make independence a little harder to maintain. To combat the effects of the aging process, we...
