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Fall Alerts for Seniors: Alternatives to Life Alert

A woman testing a Life Alert wristband.

As our loved ones age, considering their safety becomes a top priority. While Life Alert has been a popular choice for many older adults and their families, exploring alternatives can offer a broader range of features to personalize individual needs. Let’s delve into some noteworthy alternatives that provide peace of mind, independence, and safety. The […]

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How to Regulate Temperature in the Elderly

An older man trying to keep warm under a blanket.

It can become more difficult for our bodies to self-regulate our temperature as we age. This can be especially troublesome in seniors because they may not have the ability to consider everything needed to keep their temperature steady. Some tips to help regulate body temperature in the elderly include: Have them wear appropriate clothing. Keep […]

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Can a Person With Alzheimer’s Change Their Will?

A senior man signing his will as her wife watches over.

If you’re the child of someone with Alzheimer’s, understanding where your parent stands when it comes to end-of-life affairs can be a complicated and confusing process. One crucial question for many children in this situation is whether their parent with Alzheimer’s can change their will while dealing with dementia and memory loss.  Yes, a person […]

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What Not to Say to Someone With Memory Loss?

A young woman looking frustrated with her senior mother.

Memory loss can be a difficult condition to deal with on both sides of a conversation. It is important to be mindful of what you say to someone who has memory loss to prevent causing any confusion, embarrassment or frustration. As much as possible, it is important to maintain normal and natural conversations with people […]

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Mind and Body: Therapeutic Activities for the Elderly

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As we age, it’s important to stay physically and mentally active. Therapeutic activities can help older adults maintain their health and engagement. Physical activity, mental stimulation, and social interaction are vital for a healthy lifestyle. Physical activity like walking, swimming, and yoga can improve balance, strength, and flexibility while reducing the risk of chronic diseases. […]

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Can Alzheimer’s Be Reversed?

A senior man in a cozy knitted sweater trying to remember something as he stares at a wall calendar.

Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects millions of people around the world. It is characterized by memory loss, confusion, and difficulty with everyday tasks.  While there is no cure for the condition, there are treatments that can help slow its progression and even reverse some of its effects.  But What Causes Alzheimer’s […]

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Can Someone with Dementia Sign Legal Documents?

A senior woman in a button-up shirt reviewing a document on her table.

It is never easy when someone you love is battling dementia. If their cognitive abilities have been affected, you may be approaching a time when your loved one should transition to memory care.  But who makes these decisions if the family member’s memory has declined? If they have a living will or had medical decisions […]

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Memory Improvement Games for Seniors

A senior couple in cozy sweaters solving a jigsaw puzzle on a wooden table.

As people age, their memory tends to decline. Seniors may find themselves forgetting things or needing help remembering important details. This can be a frustrating and stressful experience, but some things can be done to help improve their memory. Memory improvement games are one way to keep seniors’ brains active and engaged, improving their memory […]

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