June 4th is the start of National Gardening Week, a week that’s all about getting outside and growing your own flowers, vegetables, herbs, and fruit.
One thing that many caregivers of aging loved ones who have Alzheimer’s often mention noticing is that small, everyday tasks that once were not given
One reason that seniors often choose to age in place is because they’re comfortable in their own homes. The big key for family caregivers is
World Hypertension Day is May 17, 2023. The purpose of this day is to communicate to the public the seriousness of hypertension and its possible
Have you ever wondered about the best way to help your dad maintain his grooming and hygiene needs as he ages? In his case, his
With the arrival of spring comes your mom’s desire to be outside enjoying her flower gardens and patio seating. She loves to play games, but
Many older adults (95%) have at least one chronic health condition, and 80% have two or more. Some of the most common are arthritis, high
Over 39 million households engaged in gardening in 2020. Some of the leading reasons for gardening are to grow your own food, add curb appeal
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive brain illness that affects a person’s memory, thought processes, and even behavior. It is the most common cause of dementia,
Your mom’s quality of life is important to your family, but she’s getting older. Her age is starting to impact how much she can do
