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The short answer is yes. Now, here’s the long answer. When it’s time to choose long-term care, you have a handful of options, including home
Love playing chess or taking on the newspaper crossword puzzle each week? You may be doing more than just upping your enjoyment factor; you may
Providing care for a loved one with dementia is a significant undertaking that can impact every aspect of your life. As a dementia patients’ symptom
Peak flu season doesn’t take hold until February, but it’s still essential to get immunized as soon as possible- especially for seniors. People over the
In Part 1 of our series on seniors living with type 2 diabetes, we discussed common symptoms of the disease. In today’s article, we’ll examine
Type II, also called “late onset” Diabetes is a challenging chronic disease that is often difficult to manage- imagine what it’s like for an elderly
A recent study published in the journal of Behavioral Brain Research has found that regular physical exercise for seniors does more than just offer physical
Bathrooms pose safety risks for all of us, but the elderly are especially prone to accidents and injuries while using these facilities. It is possible
Music has a way of transporting us. A few notes from a song can instantly remove us from the present and take us back to
