Both caregivers and their elderly loved ones are at higher risk of dehydration during the summer months. As we age, our sense of thirst diminishes. Medications or chronic conditions can further complicate fluid balance. This blog post include some simple but effective tips to help you and your loved one stay hydrated and safe all summer long

In this blog, we'll explore practical tips for caregivers helping their elderly loved ones manage chronic medical conditions, from managing medications, health monitoring, building your support team and creating a care plan to maintaining emotional well-being.

Technology is a great way to enhance the care of elderly individuals.

This blog provides helpful information for caregivers planning to begin the journey of caring for their elderly loved ones.

As our loved ones age, creating a comfortable and safe home environment becomes a priority. A well-thought-out space not only ensures their physical well-being but also contributes significantly to their emotional health and overall quality of life. These are some practical tips and ideas to transform your home to meet the needs of your elderly family members.

Tips for celebrating with your elderly loved one

While memory loss is a normal part of aging, it was not long after my mom moved in with me that I noticed the dramatic decline in her memory. Let’s talk about some fun activities that can boost memory and brain function for seniors and elderly loved ones.