Seniors & Health Issues
Four Tips for Making Stroke Recovery Easier
Strokes happen when blood moving through the brain is blocked in some way. Typically, this means that there was a clot or that a blood vessel in the brain ruptured. Recovering from a stroke can take more time and energy than your senior realizes, so it helps if you’ve got a plan for making the…
Read MoreFive Ways to Help a Senior with Mobility Issues
You might not be able to take over every single task or issue that’s challenging your senior, but you might be able to help her to manage her mobility concerns. The biggest concern is making sure that your elderly family member is as safe as possible and that she’s able to do what she wants…
Read MoreSenior Citizens Can Get Better Sleep with These Tips
Some elderly people suffer from insomnia. If your elderly loved one is having this issue, it is important to address it as soon as possible. The longer someone goes with low quality or no sleep, the more health issues they might have because of it. You and caregivers can help your elderly loved one to…
Read MoreBest Therapies for Someone with Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive and chronic movement disorder. Studies show that this disease affects about 2% of people who are 65 and older. It mostly affects the part of the brain that manages motor movements. This is why people with Parkinson’s disease have slower movements, tremors, balance issues, and trouble walking. Even though there…
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