As we ease into Fall, we can start thinking about activities for our elderly parent that coincide with the season. The Fall season brings a lot of inspiration for activities – both indoor and outdoor – that can keep your
With virtual learning and homeschooling becoming the new normal for school-aged children due to COVID-related school closures, you may be in a situation where you have both live-in, elderly parent(s) and kids in the home all day while you have
Times have changed a lot with the dawning of the digital age and mobile devices. Landlines are now more or less obsolete in homes. While some of our seniors have kept up, others may not be as savvy when it
As parents age and begin to need assistance, the relationship between them and their adult child may shift. If you are caring for your elderly parent, you may experience frustration, resentment, and grief as you navigate the shift from son
Do you know how to spot the signs of early-onset Alzheimer’s? Memory loss and disorientation are well-known signs of Alzheimer’s disease, but there are many other signs to look out for. Signs of early-onset Alzheimer’s occur between a person’s mid-30’s
August is MedicAlert Awareness Month. The MedicAlert Foundation, a nonprofit that keeps a record of members’ medical information, created this annual observation to make people aware of their services and the benefits of having a medical ID. The MedicAlert Foundation
Are you hoping to age in place as opposed to moving to a senior living community? Aging in place is a term to describe a person’s desire to stay in their home as they get older. While you may be
When was the last time you listened to music from your teen years, learned a new language, or toured an international city? You can do all of those things — and more — on YouTube! There are countless safe and
Do you feel behind the times when it comes to using your phone? It’s never too late to start taking advantage of the technology you can access literally at your fingertips! Your phone and tablet can be used for everything
Saying goodbye to a loved one seems like an impossible task. It’s hard to imagine your future without someone you care deeply about. But when someone is nearing death, it’s important to consider how hard this time is for them,
Are you keeping your brain active during this season of staying safe at home? Brain exercises and games that bring you joy are great ways to boost your mental health by keeping your brain active. If you enjoyed in-person games
Safe medication management should be a top priority for anyone caring for an elderly individual. Many seniors take more than one medication per day. In fact, a survey sampling over 2,000 adults between 62-85 years of age determined that 87%
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