Supporting your senior loved one's independence is crucial for their well-being, happiness, and quality of life. Here are some tips you can follow to help create a safe and supportive environment that allows them to maintain their autonomy.
Walking is one of the lightest exercises that seniors can do. Before beginning a spring walking routine, consult the following resources:
Gardening has long been seen as a therapeutic and leisure activity, but did you know that it can also be extremely beneficial for seniors? Read on for our guide on how to get started with your own garden this spring.
Traveling abroad with seniors requires extra preparation, including packing an emergency medical kit. Learn the essential items to include in your travel kit to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip for you and your elderly loved ones.
Show appreciation to caregivers and make them feel valued through verbal appreciation, written appreciation, and giving of gifts. Read for more.
Since senior care is very expensive, we've compiled some options where you can find financial assistance when caring for an elderly relative.
Traveling together with a senior with dementia can present unique challenges. This guide will equip you on the things you need to know and do so that your trip will be as safe and comfortable as possible.
When she was a young girl, Jennifer Fernandez spent a lot of time with her mother caring for an elderly neighbor. “Our neighbor lived alone, and my mom and I visited her every week to bring her groceries and clean her house,” Fernandez said “Later, I worked nights with the terminally ill. This work was one of the most rewarding times of my career.”