Tag Archives: senior health and wellness

Everyone Needs a Friend: Pets and Seniors

“Animals are such agreeable friends. They ask no questions; they pass no criticisms.” This quote from George Eliot lays out why so many people love having an animal friend around. Who doesn’t have a fond memory from childhood or early adulthood with an animal? Something about friends who provide nothing but love and comfort brings […]

How Seniors Can Stay Active to Avoid Isolation

The past two years have been challenging in many ways for a lot of people. Between lockdowns, quarantine, and travel restrictions, we have all experienced loneliness and isolation. These negative feelings undoubtedly impact all who experience them, but they can be especially damaging to seniors.  Feelings of isolation in seniors have been proven to leave […]

How to Advocate for Your Senior’s Health

As your seniors get older, communicating their needs becomes something that they may no longer be able to do on their own.  Being an advocate for your senior’s healthcare needs means speaking up for them when times become difficult. Communicating on behalf of your older loved one is crucial to provide them with the best […]

Types of Exercise and Health Benefits for Seniors

Exercises and Health Benefits for Seniors Exercise should be an important part of your day. When it comes to adult exercise, the problem is knowing where to start, how often you should be exercising, and what exercises are best for you. Luckily, we have compiled a list for you that answers all of those questions. […]

Senior Summer Safety Tips

The summer weather is beautiful, but warmer temperatures and prolonged sun exposure can cause health concerns. This is especially true for older adults who are more at risk for heat-related health issues. Those with chronic health problems or on certain medications can also be at high risk for developing heart-related ailments. How to Stay Cool […]

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, […]