Q) What is “Aging in Place?”
Aging in place is the ability to live in one’s own home and community safely, independently, and comfortably, regardless of age, income, or ability level. –CDC
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A New Movement for Rebellious Baby Boomers
I am a Baby Boomer who witnessed the societal changes that have occurred over the decades as a result of a large group of people who were not happy with the status quo. Baby Boomers were known for the
Common Issues With Dementia
Dementia Care and Training Specialist Teepa Snow discusses common issues that might come up during the course of the dementia disease.
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Choosing an Adult Day Center
Adult day centers provide a planned program that includes a variety of health, social and support services in a protective setting during daytime hours. Below are some suggestions for choosing the rig
Costs of Falls Among Older Adults
In 2013, the direct medical costs of older adult falls, adjusted for inflation, were $34 billion. With the population aging, both the number of falls and the costs to treat fall injuries are likely to
Hospice Team Helps People Get The Most Out Of Life's Final Moments
Many people agree that it’s the people they encounter throughout their lives that really make it worth living. But can the people you meet in your final months truly have that much of an impact?
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Long-Term Services and Supports
Despite efforts to stay healthy and prevent disease, many older adults will eventually develop some degree of limitations and need additional paid or unpaid help with basic daily living activities. Lo
How to Take Care of Older Adults with Depression
Until recently, depression in seniors used to be dismissed as a symptom of aging, and was not associated with the disorder itself. It was generally taken more seriously in teenagers. However, recent s
Promoting Independence While Caring For Older Adults
As people age, they suffer physical, emotional, and social setbacks. These setbacks prevent them from functioning independently. Accepting care may sometimes seem threatening to your aging loved ones