As your parents age, you might notice that they have trouble keeping up with day-to-day tasks. Times like these are when it’s important to start the topic on moving them into an assisted living community. However, starting that talk might be difficult if you’re unsure about the signs that they need help. Here are some…
Dementia and delirium are the main causes of cognitive decline in our elderly loved ones. Although anyone can develop delirium symptoms, our aging parents are more likely to develop it. Delirium and dementia symptoms may be similar. Here is how to spot the difference between dementia vs. delirium! What is Delirium and its Symptoms? Delirium…
Mother’s Day is around the corner and if your mother lives in an assisted living community, it may limit the items you can give her. Fortunately, even with certain practical constraints, there are a plethora of possibilities for gifting your mother something unique. Here are six thoughtful Mother’s Day gift ideas for your aging mother!…
Do you find that your aging mom’s mood is fluctuating more than usual lately? If so, you are not alone. Mood swings in aging women are common and most families will experience such transitions. These mood swings can usually be identified through their intense expression of emotions, especially in moments of sadness, anger, anxiety, as…
People in their 60s would have probably heard of the same advice over and over again, which is to “get some physical exercise in every week” as they are “good for you”. While most people do plan to exercise to become healthier and feel better, few commit to exercising regularly. This might be attributed to…