Subtle signs you shouldn’t ignore—and how to take the right next step. The holiday season often brings adult children and extended family back together—sometimes for the first time in months. While reunions are filled with warmth and tradition, they can also shine a light on quiet changes in an aging parent’s health, behavior, or living…
As seniors age, they may require help with more than cooking and cleaning around the home. Some seniors need caregivers to step in and assist with personal hygiene tasks, such as bathing, washing their hair, brushing their teeth, or using the restroom. Below are some ways you can help your aging loved one manage hygiene…
Memory loss is common among aging adults, but it usually doesn’t happen all at once. Most seniors slowly lose their ability to keep track of information over time, which can make memory loss harder to detect. Keeping an eye out for these signs of memory loss in aging adults makes it possible to take prompt…