Caring for Veterans with PTSD

Fireworks are almost everyone’s favorite part of Independence Day festivities, and many major cities have reported them going off throughout the entire month. While the jury is still out as to why, the general consensus is that people are bored and it’s a way to let off steam after the past few months of stay-at-home … Continued

Innovative Products for Elderly Adults in 2020

Through the power of technology and industry innovations, senior living can be made easier through fascinating devices and tools. Let’s take a close look at innovative products for elderly adults. Convenience Products for Seniors There are plenty of products to make life easier for the elderly. Here are some of the best products for elderly … Continued

What to Do When Elderly Parents Refuse to Move

When our parents start showing signs of cognitive decline or start suffering from significant physical limitations, living alone can become unsafe. But people grow used to their independence, which makes it tough to face reality when start needing a little help. Countless frustrated children of aging parents have experienced this first hand. Even for the … Continued

Coronavirus Disease COVID-19 FAQs

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the immediate risk of being exposed to this virus is still low for most Americans, but as the outbreak expands, that risk will increase. We are providing this the below frequently asked questions compiled with the CDC’s most updated facts, retrieved directly from the CDC … Continued

Transportation Services for Elderly Adults

Ask almost anyone over the age of sixty and they will tell you growing older is almost no fun at all. With age comes wisdom, but also many physical and mental challenges. These physical challenges – such as diminished eyesight, poor night vision, hearing loss, and limited mobility – can all lead to an elderly … Continued

Elderly Fall Prevention: Complete Action Plan

Nearly 25,000 people over age 75 died from falls in 2016. Dealing with death after a fall in elderly people can be quite distressing but luckily there are ways you can prevent such drastic incidents. In this post, we will take a look at the factors behind falls in the elderly and provide a complete … Continued

Gifts for Seniors: What’s New This Holiday Season?

It’s rare to get through a holiday season without having to find the perfect gift for at least a few loved ones. Finding something personal, relevant, and budget-friendly for each person on your list can be daunting, especially when it comes to family. Gifts for Older Parents Who Have Everything Knowing someone for your whole … Continued

Happy Holidays: Remember to Send Cards to Elderly Friends and Family

A 2012 study from the National Institute on Aging found a link between loneliness and serious health problems, including death. Of the 1,604 adults over age 60 surveyed, 43% percent experienced loneliness. Sending a card to an elderly person can help them ease these lonely feelings. Just in time for the season, we will review … Continued

Expats With Elderly Parents: Working Abroad Away From Family

With advancements in travel and technology, the world seems to grow smaller every day. Traveling becomes easier and less expensive all the time. As a result, more and more adults are working abroad away from family. Living and working abroad can be a wonderful, exciting experience, but just like any other major life change, it … Continued

My Elderly Neighbor Needs Help: What To Do

Editor’s note March 31: Significant developments in the coronavirus pandemic mean some of this advice may no longer apply. Please remember to practice social distancing and follow all CDC guidelines to ensure the safety of your loved ones and yourselves. As the United States population grows older and healthier, more elderly people are staying in … Continued