Loneliness is a valid concern for the elderly. Approximately 28 percent or 13.8 million, of older adult Americans, live alone. Living alone doesn’t necessarily mean that an older adult is lonely. However, it can contribute to social isolation, especially if a senior...
Whether it’s a planned hip replacement or an unexpected stroke, a hospital stay can be scary and nerve-racking. What’s even more unsettling is the thought of returning home when you’re not ready. Fortunately, many seniors have the option to receive care and support at...
Most people think of outdoor activities when they think of the summer season. From pool parties to baseball games, and from tending gardens to picnics, there are a variety of outdoor activities that can truly only be enjoyed during summer. Yet, the summer season can...
Navigating the healthcare system as an older adult can be very confusing and overwhelming, especially when the words “Medicare” and “Medicaid” are used interchangeably. Both are federal healthcare programs, which only adds to the confusion. However, that’s where the...
As the holidays approach, many potential stressors can rob us of our joy, including seniors. Money concerns, gift-giving pressure, family get-togethers, and the overall disruption in routine can cause older adults to feel anxious and overwhelmed. What’s supposed to be...
