Have you noticed cognitive changes in an elderly parent or family member? Do they seem more confused or forgetful than usual? These could be early signs of dementia, a condition affecting over 50 million people worldwide. With dementia cases on the rise, families urgently need viable treatment options. Music therapy…
All humans benefit from daily routines. According to the experts at clockwise.com, a daily routine has multiple research-backed benefits. These include improved mental health and stress reduction to more meaningful productivity and greater life satisfaction. But what’s the best way to create this structure for an elderly person? Keep reading…
Optimizing aging loved ones’ quality of life is a foundation of in-home care providers. And since vision impairment is a typical result of age-related physical decline, we make it a point to plan for that. Don’t Let Senior Vision Loss Diminish Quality of Life Without clear vision, many seniors lose…
Keeping mentally and physically active is a core tenet of senior health and well-being, essential for independently aging in place. Having a list of recreational activities for the elderly—both indoors and outdoors—is an excellent way to inspire seniors to keep moving, regardless of the weather or potential pandemic shutdowns. 10…
Sharing activities with a loved one who is blind helps you bond and keeps your favorite senior active and social. Blindness can make planning those activities a little more challenging since many activities involve vision. But there are many activities for the blind elderly that can provide entertainment and engagement.…
Around 1.5 million people in the U.S. live in nursing homes. Seeing your loved ones in situations you may consider less than ideal can be painful, but there are things you can do to make your time together more fun. When you figure out nursing home activities to do with…
