Springtime offers opportunities for seniors to enjoy the outdoors. However, seniors need to be aware of the safety concerns that come with this season. Read on and learn some tips so you or your senior loved one can stay safe and healthy while making the most of this beautiful season.
One essential aspect of enjoying the great outdoors safely is staying hydrated. Learn the importance of hydration and how seniors can enjoy the outdoors while supporting their overall health.
Navigating airports during a layover can be stressful for anyone. Navigating them with a senior loved one, on the other hand, can make it even more challenging. Here are tips you can arm yourself with to make traveling with a senior loved one easier.
Moving into a retirement or assisted living facility is a big decision that comes with a lot of financial considerations. Read on and learn about the full cost of making the move so you can better prepare your budget ahead of time.
Poor hand hygiene contributes to the spread of germs. Help your senior loved ones practice effective hand hygiene techniques to reduce instances of illness.
Modern mobile technology has now made it easier than ever for caretakers and family members of seniors to stay on top of medication management. Learn about simple medication tracking apps to help keep track of, and properly administer various prescription medications for seniors.
Filing taxes can be a difficult task for seniors. Here is our guide to help seniors know the tax deductions and credits available to them when they file their taxes.
The flu shot is encouraged each year to help lessen the effects of the virus and potentially prevent it. While it should mitigate more severe symptoms, it can sometimes lead to minor inconveniences.
As we age, driving can become a daunting task for many. It may be your time to step back from getting behind the wheel, or you might need some safety reminders and best practices to follow to make you feel comfortable once again. Below are some tips on what it takes to drive safely on the road for yourself and others.
Learn about six activities that you can enjoy safely in the summer with your aging loved ones.
Seniors can keep their brains active and sharp by continuous learning.