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The Role of Nutrition for Seniors with Chronic Conditions

Diet has a substantial impact on everyone’s day-to-day health as the supply of energy we need for activities and nourishment. Yet its importance is further heightened for seniors with chronic conditions. Balanced nourishment can mitigate adverse symptoms of their chronic conditions and allow them to maintain well-being. Still, advancing age complicates nutrition management and places […]

How to Tell if Your Loved One Needs Memory Care

Watching a senior loved one’s cognitive abilities decline can be disheartening and upsetting. Indeed, a rapid deterioration may convince anyone that their elder requires Alzheimer’s or dementia care support. Yet while the memory problems that 40 percent of Americans over 65 suffer are frightening, only 1 percent of those cases progress to dementia annually. Therefore, […]

A Guide to the Different Types of Senior Care Services

America is getting older. The median age of US citizens is increasing, and high-quality senior care services have never been more in demand. The aging process presents physical and mental obstacles, making support services of different levels critical for those in their golden years. If you or a loved one finds daily routines increasingly challenging, […]

How to Finance Hospice Care

Moving a loved one into hospice care services can bring you up against financial challenges: how will you pay for it? How long can their savings (or yours) cover the expenses? Thankfully, several financial support options are available, including short-term loans, long-term insurance, or Veteran’s Aid. Those in need of hospice services in and around […]

How to Stay Connected During A Pandemic

The SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) pandemic has given us back-to-back challenges such as balancing professional and familial responsibilities. Whether your elder is living with you or not and they require additional support, it is okay to accept that you aren’t able to provide the support they need. It isn’t selfish, and you shouldn’t feel guilty about it, […]