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The Hidden Reasons Behind Stubbornness in Older Adults
You offer to help Mom with something simple, and suddenly the whole conversation goes sideways. She says no to the walker. She refuses the appointment. She pushes back on the meal you brought over or the change in plans you suggested. It’s easy to roll your eyes and wonder why she’s being so stubborn. In
Summer Fatigue in Older Adults: What It Could Be Telling You
You might not be able to put your finger on it right away. Mom is just a little more tired, a little less engaged, a little less like herself. It’s easy to assume that it’s simply part of getting older. But summer fatigue in older adults can have several hidden causes, and some of them
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Warning Signs to Watch For Over the Holidays: How to Tell if a Senior Needs Care at Home
We all look forward to the chance to spend extended, quality time with those we love over the holidays. And while the festive meals, bright decorations, gifts and laughter are vital components of family holiday celebrations, there’s another key aspect to be sure to include in your visiting: assessing older loved ones for any changes
The Sobering Facts on Senior Isolation
The latest information from the Administration on Aging indicates that about 13.3 million people 65 and older (29%) live alone. Almost half (46%) of all women ages 75 and older live by themselves. What’s worrisome is that, as people get older and more vulnerable, their odds of living alone increase. Senior isolation can have many