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5 Ways to Prevent the Dangers of Dementia and Poor Judgment

You’re enjoying a simple walk with Dad when, suddenly, he lashes out verbally at a passerby or steps off the curb without looking. In seconds, what felt like a peaceful moment turns into something stressful and unsettling. These incidents are often rooted in dementia and poor judgement, one of the most challenging parts of the […]

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Beginner’s Guide to Medical Alert Systems

Medical alert systems can help to provide peace of mind to seniors and their families by providing a simple, quick way to contact medical assistance when emergency help is needed, such as medical, fire or police. Below is an overview of medical alert system. Who should have one? Medical alert system are important for those […]

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What You Need to Know When Hiring a Geriatric Care Manager

Geriatric Care Managers Provide a Connection to Care As a person starts to become frail, the act of managing his or her care becomes increasingly difficult as the number of medical specialists involved in maintaining physical wellbeing increases. With so many specialists micromanaging the senior’s health, the “big picture” often gets overlooked. It is important […]

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Stop Disagreements With an Aging Parent in Their Tracks With These Tips!

Do you get up each morning wondering what sort of disagreements with an aging parent you’ll be faced with today? If every day seems fraught with conversations that leave you feeling frustrated, maybe it is time to try something new! Help both of you break out of the rut you’re caught in with these expert […]

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Trying to Communicate With Someone With Alzheimer’s? Try These Nonverbal Tips.

You ask a simple question: “Which shirt would you like to wear today?” But rather than a response, you are met with hesitation, confusion, and an extended pause. You’ve probably encountered times such as this trying to communicate with someone with Alzheimer’s, where words seem lost and conversations feel more like challenges than connections. When […]

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Transforming Life Through Goal Setting for Older Adults

We often think of setting goals as an activity reserved for younger years—setting career milestones, saving for a house, or training for a marathon. But setting goals shouldn’t be limited by age. In fact, goal setting for older adults can be an excellent motivator, promoting a renewed sense of purpose and direction. I’ve seen firsthand […]