For today’s baby boomers, it’s more important than ever to stay healthy and active as they age. More boomers are focusing on healthy lifestyles that can help them prevent problems associated with aging—like mobility issues related to the feet and legs.
We are an aging population that’s living longer and healthier than previous generations. So it’s important to plan and prepare for those years when we may need assistance of some kind. That assistance may come from a non-Medicare home health care agency.
Physical activity is essential for healthy aging. Learn how regular exercise can enhance mobility, mental health, and longevity in retirement, supported by medical studies and expert recommendations.
Medication safety and compliance is the number one concern with an aging loved one and home health care. Aging adults encounter many challenges when taking medications, and addressing these issues early can lead to better results and improved health.
For those who want to age at home, having a good plan for the future in place is important. This may allow the aging adult to enjoy the comforts of home for as long as possible. You may no longer need to stay in a nursing home to receive good care.
Many senior citizens and baby boomers will agree that “happiness is pets!” There’s a good reason why: aging pet owners experience physical and emotional health benefits from having a pet that they may not even be aware they are experiencing.
Think video games are just for kids? Think again. Motion-based games offer fun, low-impact ways for seniors to stay active, improve balance, and enhance mobility—all from home. Discover the best systems and games to keep you moving in retirement.
There are many challenges we face with aging and taking medications, but these obstacles can be overcome by caregivers. Here are the six most common challenges that caregivers face when dealing with their patient and medications.
As we get older, many of us hear the same advice from friends, family and even physicians: stay active and eat well. Yet one common bit of dietary advice—a low-sodium diet—may be linked to health problems that interfere with your ability to remain active.
A Stanford University study attempted to answer the question: are American seniors who say they're happy simply part of an era that predisposed them to good cheer? Or do most people have it within themselves to reach their golden years with a smile?
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