With how depression is the most common mental disorder the elderly experience, and how approximately 40% of aged individuals face age-associated memory impairment, the sufferers of both of these problems are bound to overlap. Depression is a complex, serious diagnosis that impairs various parts of functioning in older adults, including memory. By learning more about…
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Retirement life should be a joy, and aging-associated conditions such as the various types of dementia, shouldn’t hold your loved ones back from enjoying it. Memory care is a form of senior care that helps individuals with memory-impairing cognitive live out their retirement life in a more satisfying manner, while still prioritizing safety and health.…
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Asthma is a chronic condition and those who have it will have to manage the condition throughout their whole lives. If you have asthma, you will understand the importance of keeping on top of the condition by understanding what triggers your symptoms and also the ways to prevent such flare-ups. Read on to learn more…
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When someone you love or care about is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, it is a common reaction to want to make sure they are as safe as possible. This means looking out for them most of the time, ensuring they do not get hurt or do anything dangerous and keeping them in the…
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Three in five people with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia will wander. This is a potentially dangerous symptom of cognitive decline that occurs when an older adult with dementia is trying to find something or someone. It can be the result of fear, discomfort, or anxiety. Wandering can be dangerous for older adults. Almost 50% of…
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The benefits of exercise for seniors are many. However, looking for the right kind of exercise that matches the abilities and levels of older adults, while bringing them enjoyment, can be tricky. Swimming may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about exercise for an older adult, but it is one…
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