Category Archives for Aging In Place
The Importance of Continuing to Wear Masks and Social Distance
Unfortunately, efforts at containing COVID-19 in Arizona have not been as successful as other states. Now that the state has come out of lockdown and allowed many businesses to re-open, we are seeing significant rises in new cases. As new cases continue to rise, it’s becoming more important than ever that people need to wear […]
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Keeping Cool and Hydrated in the Arizona Summer
As another blistering Arizona summer approaches, it’s so important to make sure that everyone stays cool and hydrated as best they can. This is particularly true for seniors, who are at a highest risk for overheating complications such as dehydration and heat stroke. Wellness for Seniors: Staying Cool While Staying Active in the Arizona Heat […]
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How to Protect Your Older Family Members During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Businesses in Arizona are beginning to open up. Barbershops are allowed to open on May 8th and restaurants are allowed to open on May 11th. But just because businesses have been given the green light doesn’t mean it’s back to business as usual. Everyone running out and congregating in public places at the same time […]
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When to Consider an In-Home Caregiver
While most individuals over the age of 65 are independent and healthy, 70 percent will need daily assistance at some point. Knowing when to hire a professional caregiver isn’t always clear. Waiting too long could result in family caregiver burnout or more serious health issues for older family members. Taking a proactive approach when it […]
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Ways to Help your Older Family Members Age in Place
After living in their own home for years, your older family members may not want to leave despite needing additional care. Staying at home while they age, also known as aging in place, is familiar and comfortable. As circumstances change, they may find it more difficult to take care of themselves, and they may face […]
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The Importance of Exercise for Physical and Mental Health in Seniors
Everyone knows exercise for physical and mental health is a good idea. Find out how it can make a tremendous impact on the quality of life for senior adults. While most people know exercise is a crucial component to a healthy lifestyle, you may be surprised to learn just how vital regular exercise is to […]
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How to Have Difficult Conversations with Your Elderly Parents
Are you wondering about the best ways to approach sensitive conversations with elderly parents? These tips can guide you. Having difficult conversations with elderly parents is not anyone’s idea of a good time, but sometimes it’s necessary. As parents age, challenging transitions occur, and it often feels like navigating new territory for adult children who […]
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How to Make Sure You’re Getting the Best In-Home Care
How can you be certain your loved one is getting the best in-home care services possible? Here are the signs pointing to exceptional care you can trust. When you have a loved one in need of quality in-home care services, it’s important find a company you can count on to provide the highest level of […]
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How to Plan for the Future for a Relative with Dementia
If you have a loved one with dementia, it’s important to plan for the future. These tips will help you to prepare for what’s next. When you have a relative with dementia, it can be overwhelming and scary. You may be feeling uncertain about what the future holds. While you can’t control how quickly the […]
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When You Should Look for Help with Caring for a Sick Elderly Relative
Find out how to know it’s time to seek help when caring for an elderly relative who is struggling with illness. When you have a sick elderly relative, you may feel like you should try to do it all. After all, it’s your loved one, and it’s easy to let guilt set in if you […]
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