A stroke is a hugely traumatic experience. And while recovery largely depends on the extent of the brain injury, seniors who have experienced a stroke always need an organized and dedicated care plan. Here are some tips on how to provide your loved one with the best...
For many adults, one of the most challenging parts of aging is the loss of their independence. One day they’re still responsible for others and are taking care of them, and then there comes a time they need to take care of themselves, which can be frustrating and...
While caring for a loved one is a rewarding experience, sometimes it can be challenging and overwhelming. Although there are many ways to find joy in caregiving, it can be disheartening if you feel helpless and have no hope that your loved one will get better or if,...
While COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, is taking its toll on the whole world, older adults are especially vulnerable to severe illness, and even more so if they’re medically fragile. Research is showing that adults 60 and older, especially those...
It’s winter again in Chicago, but life doesn’t stop when the temperature drops. Here are five exciting activities you can do with your loved one with dementia this winter. Attend a symphonic concert During the holidays, there are few better places to be than the...
Struggling with or losing the ability to manage his or her personal finances can create a host of challenges for your aging loved one with dementia and can make him or her vulnerable to elder financial abuse. Therefore, there may come a time you’ll need to step in and...
