Talking about health concerns is difficult for many older individuals. They may think their health issues are their own business and not anyone else’s, or they may be afraid that if they admit to experiencing problems, they might compromise their ability to maintain their independence. This is oftentimes the case …
Learn the Red Flags of Vision Loss in Older Adults Read More »
Among all of our senses, our eyesight is perhaps the one for which we are most thankful. A considerable amount of our life’s experiences are a result of the things we observe in the world around us. Our sight also safeguards us from a wide range of threats. Reduced or …
For Those Losing Vision, These 6 Tips Can Help Maintain Independence Read More »
The holiday season can be loaded with a whirlwind of activities for the older adults we love, with family gatherings, holiday parties, religious events and services, deciding on the best gifts for the ones they love. Yet after the ornaments are packed away and families have resumed the routine busyness …
Combat Senior Loneliness and Isolation by Planning Ahead Now Read More »
The National Stroke Association lists stroke as the fifth top cause of death in America, with approximately 800,000 individuals having a stroke on an annual basis. This means that every 40 seconds a person in some location in the U.S. has a stroke. And every 4 minutes someone dies resulting …
The 5 Warning Signs of a Stroke and How to Act on Them Read More »
