10 Tips for Effective Communications with a Senior Loved One’s Doctor

It has been shown that seniors who attend medical appointments with their family caregivers get more information from the doctor about treatment recommendations, illnesses and medications than seniors who go unattended. A recent study in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, supported by the National Institutes of Health, suggests that family caregivers are able … Read more

Senior Loved Ones Splashing for Their Health!

As spring emerges throughout the United States, we begin thinking and planning our favorite activities to share with our senior loved ones. One great activity in which they might like to participate on a regular basis (any season of the year) is jumping into the warm waters of aqua therapy or water aerobics and making … Read more

Protect Aging in Place Senior Loved Ones from Kitchen Fires with Cookstop

Safety is one of our greatest concerns for our senior loved ones, especially when they choose to age in place in their own homes. Whether we live down the street or across the country from them, we worry about what might happen in their home — particularly for elder loved ones with diminished physical capabilities … Read more

Colonoscopy and Your Senior Loved One

Many of our senior loved ones have already been on the receiving end (pun intended – sorry!) of a colonoscopy under the advice of their doctor. More of our seniors and their family caregivers may be aware of the need to get tested as we celebrate Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Everyone who has been through it even once knows … Read more