In your role as a family caregiver, protecting your senior’s health is one of your most important priorities. Part of this is being able to
When a person is diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease (PD), it’s normal to be anxious about the diagnosis and what the future may bring. However, research
One of the ways that caregivers struggle when their loved ones have Alzheimer’s disease is in keeping a connection to that loved one. It doesn’t
If you are the caregiver for an aging parent with osteoporosis, you might have trouble putting yourself in his or her shoes. You know all
Pat went to go check on his dad today. He goes there three times a week, but he never feels like it’s enough, especially lately.
Helping an aging loved one with grooming can reveal that they struggle with dry skin. Perhaps they’ve noticed white flakes on the arms and neck,
Changes in hearing, reflexes, and vision impact the ability to safely drive as you get over the age of 65. You should monitor your dad’s
Being a family caregiver for your elderly loved one can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life, but it can also be
Celiac disease is an autoimmune condition that triggers a reaction in the body when wheat gluten is ingested. While the condition has been well-studied in
Each year, approximately one in every three senior adult suffers a fall. More than 2 million elderly adults are treated in emergency rooms for injuries
