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How To Make Your Senior Feel Loved This Valentine’s Day By Supporting Their Mental Health And Emotional Needs

Two seniors stand in the kitchen during meal prep. There is a woman in the blurry distance. The man's back faces the camera and hides a bouquet of roses from the woman. It their favorite holiday: Valentine's Day.

When we think of Valentine’s Day, our minds often jump to images of long-stemmed roses, candlelight dinners, and young couples in love. But love is a much broader landscape than just romance. Valentine’s Day is an opportunity to celebrate the enduring bonds of family, the warmth of lifelong friendships, and the beauty of shared history. […]

An elderly man and woman prepare vegetables on their kitchen counter by rinsing and cutting them up. They are both smiling.

Key Takeaways: The journey of aging brings wisdom, joy, and often a renewed focus on what truly matters: health and happiness. The Golden Years should be a time of enjoying family, pursuing passions, and living life to the fullest. One of the most powerful yet often overlooked ingredients for this chapter is good nutrition. As […]

A grandfather accepts a wrapped red and white gift from his granddaughter, while her parents watch. The family is sitting at the dinner table, surrounded in food, and festive holiday decor.

Key Takeaways: A Season for Connection and Support Each year, the holiday season offers families a chance to come together, be thankful, and celebrate one another. From baking cookies and sharing meals to singing carols, we all cannot wait to make memories. The holiday season is a time of joy, connection and family tradition. For […]

An elderly man gladly cooks on his stove with fresh produce nearby to complete the recipe.

Key Takeaways: As we age, our ability to participate in the hobbies we’ve always loved comes with new challenges. Often, these challenges prevent our loved ones from finding joy in these activities. Especially if doing so potentially creates a health hazard for your senior. One hobby that can sometimes fall to the wayside due to […]

A senior man sleeping peacefully in bed.

Do you have a senior loved one, who is normally very active, that has suddenly started to decline invitations, take more naps, or seem to lose interest in their hobbies? Senior fatigue is a common experience, and while some fatigue is a normal part of aging, a persistent and overwhelming sense of fatigue is something […]

A senior woman sits and smiles at the camera while her nurse watches over her.

When a loved one has a serious illness, you’re faced with many questions about their care. Is it possible to pursue recovery at home? What can In-Home Caregivers provide? How do I ensure my senior loved one is comfortable during this process? On top of those questions it can also be overwhelming to navigate the […]

A senior woman sits with her caregiver behind her.

Home care often brings to mind the elderly, but it benefits many, from post-op recovery to chronic illness management, helping maintain independence. This common misconception hinders families from realizing their potential. Informed decisions are crucial for loved ones. Understanding home care options goes a long way toward easing the burden families often feel when their […]

Two senior parents of Indian decent sitting on the couch talking to their relatives on the phone.

Caring for aging parents is a journey of love and responsibility. For those who must live far away from their senior loved ones, ensuring their health and wellness comes with some unique challenges. It can be hard to be certain that they have everything they need without being there to confirm it. However, at Accessible […]

A nurse with blonde hair pulled back into a ponytail sits on the edge of the bed as she assists an elderly, bed-bound woman with a drink of water.

When families hear ‘palliative care,’ they might not immediately associate it with ongoing support from the point of a cancer diagnosis or realize its focus on enhancing the quality of life alongside curative treatments. Yet, palliative care offers a vital layer of comfort, symptom management, and emotional support. Even more empowering is the knowledge that […]

An elderly white man with white hair and facial hair wears a grey sweater and blue shirt. He smiles while his right hand holds a paddle up to cover his right eye. There is vision testing equipment in the background.

For most of us, our eyes are the first way we encounter the world. As the old saying goes, eyes are the window to the soul. But what happens when your eyesight starts to change, making your vision not as sharp as it once was? While some vision changes are a natural part of aging, […]

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