Keeping Senior Loved Ones Safe and Entertained During Fall – Autumn Living
Taking care of an elderly loved one? Learn a few important ways to keep senior loved ones safe while enjoying entertaining activities this fall season.
Taking care of an elderly loved one? Learn a few important ways to keep senior loved ones safe while enjoying entertaining activities this fall season.
Check out these fun and engaging ideas for spending time with your senior loved one in the fall season, courtesy of Golden Placements.
Moving your senior parent safely and successfully doesn’t have to be difficult. With a little preparation and foresight, you can plan ahead to make the transition is as comfortable and smooth as possible. Here’s our guide featuring 10 tips for moving your senior loved one into elder care.
Learn more about HB 2661: New Legislation for Senior Referral Businesses if you’re in the elder care industry, from Golden Placements.
What is the first thing you think about when someone mentions they will be “moving”? Usually it’s the hassle of packing all the boxes, the big moving truck pulling up in front of the home, and the adventures of relocating to a new area that pops into our minds.
However, that’s just the action or the physical part of moving. There is so much physical work required to move a household from one place to another, that we often overlook the adjective “moving,” or the emotional part of transitions.
Avoiding slips and falls is important for staying healthy as you age. Learn how to reduce the risk of falls and slips in the summer, from Golden Placements.
Caring for a senior loved one this summer season? Beat the heat, stay safe, and check out these fun summer activities for seniors today.
What happens when you drink heavily? Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome is a serious issue for our parents who heavily imbibe now or were heavy drinkers earlier in their life. Basically Wernicke can level out but it does not completely go away. Korsakoff is the second part of a two part syndrome and it changes the gait of their walk and weakens them to the point that they are very wobbly and unstable while standing. This is when
Quality Placement for Seniors by Millie Jones How to Navigate Care Facilities for Your Loved One Do your parents have different living care needs? Quality Placement for Seniors is important to you Let’s discuss Care Facilities for Your Loved One. Maybe your father needs extensive medical or memory care, and your mother can live independently. Perhaps the situation is reversed. Or, perhaps your parents’ needs are a little different than those scenarios. Whatever the case,
Alcoholism and Aging Alcoholism comes with many issues. Life Transitions regarding Alcoholism and Aging can cause senior challenges. High levels of alcohol in the body can result in headaches, severe dehydration, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and indigestion. Drinking excessively, even on a single occasion, increases a person’s risk of detrimental heart effects. If threat of illness does not detour the consumption of alcohol think of what it does to your skin. Alcohol dehydrates the skin, depriving
Learn how to protect the eye health of your senior loved ones this spring, whether you’re dealing with seasonal allergies or glaucoma.
Learn about several of the most commonly asked questions about the Covid-19 vaccination regarding older Americans living in elder care facilities.
Dealing with Dementia is simple. There are things that must be remembered when dealing with a person who has dementia. These will
vary somewhat through the stages. Always remember that you are dealing with a person.
Article Focus: Immediate Short Term Memory Transitions Life Transitions Series is a group of Posted Articles which will help all of us to understand the Transitions which eventually happen to us all. We will ask and attempt to discuss What transitions do older adults face? Immediate Memory #1 Immediate Memory is a new term for me and I have dealt with different levels of dementia for years. Are you living with a person or caring
Check out these five books that can help your senior loved ones get the most out of growing older. Discover a reading list for those in elder care.
Learn about several studies that show painting and other creative activities can help senior citizens in elder care facilities lead longer, healthier lives.
Learn about the benefits of downsizing the things you own in your home for the elderly, and give your senior loved one the support they need.
Depression is a serious condition in and of itself; research is showing that it may have long-lasting effects on the brain as well, causing premature aging.
Learn about memory care for seniors and how it differs from standard assisted living before making a choice on behalf of your senior loved one.
Learn about long-term care insurance for seniors, and whether or not it might be right for you and your family, from Golden Placements.
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