Best Apps for Senior Citizens
Seniors are using technology now more than ever, with many of them ordering medications and supplies, connecting with friends and family via Social Media, or managing their finances online. In fact, according to the Pew Research Center, over half of people over 65 have a smart phone or tablet and
Preventing Malnutrition in Senior Citizens
As the body ages, it may not deliver the same hunger signals that it used to. Seniors often take more medications, have higher rates of conditions like diabetes, or have been relegated to more restricted diets by their doctors.
A Day with Grandpa
Robbie, Ryan & Grandpa’s car.
Staying Safe at Home: Safety Tips for Seniors
For seniors, a fall or an accident in the home can have serious and lasting consequences. About 75 percent of home accidents for seniors involve a fall, and usually occur in the bathroom or the kitchen. Prevent falls and avoid injury with these helpful safety tips.
5 Decluttering Tips for Seniors
Many seniors may find themselves moving into smaller spaces during their golden years. From planning in advance to setting a timeline, this article discusses the top ways to downsize and declutter when moving in with family or into an independent or assisted living community.
5 Tips on How to Keep Elderly Warm This Winter
Updated October 14, 2022. As the body ages, its ability to regulate its own temperature, as well as sense other temperature fluctuations, changes. This can be dangerous for seniors in any extreme temperature, but the cold can be especially insidious. In fact, hypothermia is a real danger for
Why Social Media and Technology is Great for Seniors
At a time of life when disconnect can be a real concern for the elderly, social media is a great way for seniors to have a stronger connection to friends, family and the world. Learn more in this article about how social media and technology can benefit seniors by providing ways to share more about
4 Characteristics of Happy, Healthy Seniors
4 Characteristics of Happy, Healthy Seniors
My Mother, the Coed
I recently came across an article that was so well written I wanted to share it with every family who is facing the overwhelming and emotional decision to move their loved one to a senior living apartment. Read it and you too may wonder – why wait? Read the full story by clicking here.
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