The cold winter months bring challenges for everyone, and particularly for senior citizens. When the temperature plummets, older adults face a higher risk of health issues and weather-related injuries, including frostbite, hypothermia, and falls.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), falls are the leading cause of injury and death among older people in the U.S. In a single recent year, older Americans suffered 29
Most people over 50 have had the “brain fog” experience at least once or twice. Humorously known as “CRS” or a “senior moment,” it can happen to the best of us now and again.
There are at least 35 million single seniors in the U.S., and that number will rise as the Baby Boomer generation reaches retirement age. Loneliness is an issue for seniors who no longer have
From the falling leaves of autumn to the first snow of the season, the weather sends signals that it is time to get busy planning the holidays. The holidays are a special time of
Alzheimer’s and Dementia are a growing concern for seniors and their families. With more than 5 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s and early onset Alzheimer’s, these diseases heavily impact a person’s ability to be
Seniors are living longer, healthier lives and many are saying “No!” to retirement. Whether starting a new career or staying connected to a professional legacy, many seniors are choosing to stay in the workforce
It is well established that seniors aged 65 and older suffer many more falls than other age groups; in fact, falls are the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries for older persons. One
The sense of balance can be noticeably affected by aging. Even healthy older adults often find that their balance that is less secure than it was when they were younger. Good balance is important
Serving as a caregiver is a rewarding but challenging experience. With the advances in technology now available, medical alert systems can be a caregiver’s best friend. Different medical alert companies offer different options and