When the Elderly Stop Taking Medication: What To Do

Dealing with a senior loved one who stopped taking their medication can be a difficult situation. However, it is essential to understand that seniors may have valid reasons for refusing medical care. In this post, we’ll review what to do when an elderly parent or loved one refuses medical care. Why Do Seniors Stop Taking … Continued

Life Advice from the Elderly

The world we live in is constantly evolving. Can you recall a time when electric cars, self-checkout at grocery stores, DoorDash, online shopping, online banking, streaming services, and artificial intelligence (AI) were not yet available? Time passes by quickly. The advice of our elders can shed light on how the world has changed, both for … Continued

Working Full Time and Caring for Elderly Parent

Caring for an elderly parent is a full-time job in itself, so being a caregiver and working full-time seems almost impossible. This is a scary thought considering by 2025, it is expected that over half of the American workforce will be caring for an elderly loved one in addition to working. Although it can be … Continued

Personal Hygiene Checklist for Elderly Adults

As our loved ones age, it becomes more difficult for them to complete tasks on their own. Often, the elderly’s personal hygiene declining is one of the first signs that your loved one needs assistance with their day-to-day lives. Personal hygiene for the elderly is important because, in addition to just wanting to feel clean … Continued

How to Help an Elderly Person Up From a Chair

As people age, joints become weaker, and it can be difficult to stand up on one’s own. In this post, we will take a look at how to help an elderly person up from a chair and examine why older adults have difficulty standing up from sitting position. What Causes Difficulty Getting Up from a Chair? … Continued

Discharging Elderly Patients From Hospital: What to Know

It is an unavoidable fact that many elderly adults will require a hospital stay at some point during their senior years. When the time comes for your elderly parent or relative to be discharged from the hospital, here are some things you’ll need to know. Discharging Elderly Patients from Hospital The proper care after hospital … Continued

Moving Elderly Parents to Another State

As older adults require more health needs, they may want to consider moving closer to loved ones. But how do you move an elderly person to another state? In this post, we will review what you need to know about moving elderly parents to another state. Reasons for Moving an Elderly Parent from One State … Continued

How to Stop the Elderly From Calling 911 for Non-Essential Care

We know that as our parents get older, their health becomes a top priority, and it’s natural for them to reach out for help when they feel vulnerable. While it’s important to respond quickly in emergency situations, unnecessary calls can clog up the system and make it harder for responders to handle genuine emergencies. Calling … Continued

Vacation Care for Elderly

Let’s face it, being the primary caretaker of elderly parents can make it difficult to take a break from your responsibilities. But don’t let that discourage you. Everyone needs a vacation! This blog will provide you with tons of helpful information on how to make sure your loved ones are taken care of while you … Continued

What Causes Bad Headaches in Elderly Adults?

Headaches are one of the most common medical complaints among people of all ages, both in the United States and globally. Although the causes of headaches vary, they seem to peak between the ages of 18 and 44. You might be surprised to learn that the prevalence of headaches in elderly adults tends to decrease … Continued