Over the years, adult children will move out of the home and older adults may find themselves ready to downsize. There are many reasons for downsizing, including unused space, wanting to cut down on finances, mobility issues, and more. Regardless of the reason, if you are healthy and lead a relatively active lifestyle, you might…
Most of us have heard of a stroke, but have you heard of a mini stroke? Mini stroke, which is called a transient ischemic attack in medical terms, is different from a major stroke as it lasts no longer than 24 hours. At times, the symptoms last only an hour or even five minutes. A…
At this point, everyone should know that leading an active lifestyle is an effective way to prevent health conditions and illnesses from occurring. Regardless of one’s age, all of us should partake in physical activities and get our heart rate going in order to stay healthy. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention,…
As we grow older, our health tends to decline. Vision is no exception, and older adults may find themselves having a harder time seeing things clearly if they neglect their eye health. Of course, vision plays a huge role in allowing us to function independently, so it’s important for the elderly to pay attention to…
Dementia is a progressive health condition. This means that symptoms start out mild at first, but worsen over time. For older adults diagnosed with dementia, you may find that their memory and comprehension skills will decline along the way, making it much harder for them to remember information, think, and reason. Therefore, in order to…
