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There may come a time when it isn't in your loved one's best interest to stay at home. Whether it's due to a physical or mental condition, the day may come when it's no longer possible for your family member to live by themselves or even for you or an at-home caregiver to handle their needs. When your loved one's safety or health is in jeopardy, it...

When your senior is not getting the proper amount of nutrition or hydration in their daily diet, it can cause symptoms that are often mistaken for a disease or illness. Seniors are vulnerable to malnutrition. As we age, our bodies go through many inevitable changes, even if we are incredibly healthy. These changes may affect how we consume and use ...

Only you know your loved one, so it's best if you decide how and when it is best to move them into assisted or supportive living. When you decide to move your loved one into a senior care community, it may take a toll on your relationship and everyone's emotions. They may be scared about finding their way throughout a new place or meeting new peopl...

Your dental health should be a lifelong priority and is especially important for your elderly loved ones. Age is not always the only factor in declining dental health; medical conditions such as arthritis can make brushing and flossing difficult. It is essential to focus on dental health, as it is a critical aspect of an individual's overall health...

The events of past months have been hard on everyone. Seniors are at high risk, not only for the illness but also for social isolation. With social distancing can also come feelings of loneliness, whether you live with your family or on your own. The guidelines and restrictions can be challenging, especially for someone who is accustomed to visits ...