Aging in place is a common choice for many seniors, but some may face difficulty doing so independently, especially during the night hours. To reduce the risks associated with the dangers mentioned below, take advantage of the accompanying prevention tips. The objective is to ensure your senior loved one can maintain independence, comfort, and happiness…
Falls are a leading cause of hospitalization among the elderly. As people age, their bones thin, increasing the risk of osteoporosis, a degenerative disease that causes brittle bones and heightens the risk of fractures. Other age-related factors, such as mobility problems, dementia, and chronic pain, also contribute to the risk of falls. Here are some…
Aging adults today have the advantage of being able to use technology combined with traditional strategies to extend the time they’re able to safely live independently in their own homes. With proper planning, your senior loved one could avoid many of the most common causes of hospitalization while still enjoying daily activities. Adding these strategies…