Caring for an elderly parent can be a stressful and demanding experience, even under the best of circumstances. When you add in the challenges of difficult family dynamics, it can be even more overwhelming. However, there are steps you can take to manage these challenges and provide the best possible care for your parent.
Caring for an elderly parent can be a rewarding experience, but it can also be very demanding… especially during the summer. If you found that you have been thrust into the role of caregiver, you will likely be responsible for a wide range of tasks, from cooking and cleaning to managing medications and doctor’s appointments. …
Heart health is a crucial aspect of overall health and well-being, especially for the elderly population. As we age, the risk of heart disease increases, making it important for seniors to take proactive measures to maintain a healthy heart. What are some key steps that elderly individuals can take to support their heart health …
Finding purpose and meaning in old age is an important aspect of aging well. As people get older, they may find that their sense of purpose changes and that they are no longer defined by their work or family roles. This can be a time of reflection and self-discovery, but it can also be a …
Staying socially active is essential to healthy aging, as it provides numerous benefits to the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of seniors. In this article, we will discuss several key benefits of staying socially active for the elderly population. Improved physical health: Research has shown that seniors who are socially active have a lower risk …
Family medical history is a record of the medical conditions that are found in your family. This becomes especially important when we are talking about our parent’s medical history, because we get our genes (or genetics, DNA) from our parents – ½ from our mom and the other ½ from our dad with the …
Some people collect items that have meaning to them over time and they can amass a great deal of items. Compulsive hoarders are not able to throw away any thing and over time, their living space becomes unsafe. The compulsive hoarding can lead to health risks and financial demands.
Juggling Working at Home and Caring for Parents Since the pandemic hit, the new norm has placed a lot of workers in the home to carry out their 9 to 5 duties. But for those with aging parents in the home, working from home can be met with some challenges.
There are approximately 64 million people enrolled in Medicare with 36 million enrolled in the original Medicare plan and about 28 million enrolled in Medicare Advantage and other health plans, according to CMS.gov. These people count on this coverage to pay for doctor’s visits, prescribed medications, and a standardized level of healthcare.
What do you do (after 50 years of being the loving and devoted spouse), you find yourself as the primary caregiver for your significant other who has been diagnosed with cancer?
