No one doubts the impact Alzheimer’s disease and similar memory-related illnesses have on older people—and their families.
One of the key issues families face is safety.
Not only do memory-related illnesses make it ...
When short-term rehabilitation becomes long-term care
When older adults face an illness, the need for recovery from a hospitalization or support with daily activities, loved ones may think short-term rehabilitation is the perfect option.
Often, it is.
But we may also need to consider what ...
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many older adults have been staying at home and communicating with family members via electronic means.
That’s certainly a good way to stay safe. But changes in activity levels may mean those ...
Although the COVID pandemic still occupies the news, older adults continue to explore living and lifestyle options.
And when it comes time for retirement, experience shows they seek a lifestyle that allows them to sit back, relax, live life ...
We’re all in this together – and need to stay that way!
With the visitor restrictions, the enhanced safety measures and even the way we interact with one another, all implemented in response to COVID-19 disease, it’s obvious we are in a changed world, especially in terms of senior lifestyle ...
