Category Archives: Senior Health & Wellbeing

It’s Elder Abuse Awareness Month—Be Part of the Prevention

It’s Elder Abuse Awareness Month, and as World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15 approaches, we turn our attention to finding ways to discuss preventing, identifying, and responding to elder abuse and financial exploitation. Everyone should be able to age with dignity and grace in a safe environment. Whether you are a senior yourself, […]

5 Things to Know Before Starting a Living Will

If you have an aging family member, a living will can offer your loved one peace of mind. A living will is a document that explains the kind of care your loved one would like to receive when they can no longer make decisions. Almost anyone can make a living will, and families usually grant […]

How to Protect Seniors from Financial Exploitation

The impact of a financial scam can be disastrous, especially for seniors who can no longer work to recoup their losses. Financial exploitation of seniors is devastating and can result in the loss of independence, property, and the ability to afford long-term or elective medical care. Your older loved one deserves to live independently and […]

How to Help a Loved One Receive In Home Care for Veterans

It’s difficult to see seniors who have trouble taking care of themselves independently at home, especially those who have sacrificed so much to serve our country. In home care services can help improve the quality of life for veterans struggling with their own care, but paying for that care isn’t always easy. Many veterans, particularly […]

How to Hire a Private Caregiver with Safety in Mind

Knowing how to hire a private caregiver who is reliable and trustworthy is necessary for families that want to provide their loved ones with the best care. There are a lot of potential private caregivers for hire, and the quality of care they provide isn’t guaranteed if they are not working with an accredited home […]

How to Prepare for Occupational Therapy at Home

n home occupational therapy for seniors can allow your loved one to remain independent in their home. This type of therapy is especially useful for those recovering from a stroke or surgery or who have a cognitive impairment like Alzheimer’s. Most patients who receive occupational therapy struggle with getting fully dressed, taking showers or baths, […]