The Importance of Skilled and Compassionate Incontinence Care for Seniors
Incontinence care is a deeply personal and emotional journey that requires empathetic, compassionate, and skilled care. When managed correctly, it encompasses much more than many may know. The need for incontinence care is common among elderly patients generally and...
What are the Benefits of Remaining at Home vs. Facility Care for Alzheimer’s and Dementia Patients?
When it comes to caring for individuals with Alzheimer’s and dementia, choosing between in-home or facility care is a significant decision that can greatly impact the well-being of the patient. While it may not be feasible for every individual suffering from these...
Managing Arthritis in the Elderly – Tips for Caregivers
In the US, 88% of people with osteoarthritis are 45 or older. Many of us experience an increase in aches and pains as we age. Arthritis is a primary cause of discomfort. According to the Arthritis Foundation, “arthritis affects nearly 60 million adults and 300,000...
Sleep Medication for Dementia Patients can be Problematic
A new study highlights a possible link between sleep medications and dementia. Sleep aids should be the last resort for sleepless seniors, according to the latest data. Why are so many people with dementia restless at night? How can we help a loved one get the a...