Real Differences Between Care From a Spouse and a Professional Caregiver
At some point in life, most of us will start to experience decline with aging. If your spouse experiences mental or physical decline first,...
Is Your Senior Ready to Live in Their Own Home Post Discharge?
When was “ready” used in healthcare, and why did we start using it?? Somewhere in the history of caregiving and healthy aging, there must...
Mihygge November Cozy Creative Corner
I recently had the opportunity to create a sweet fragrant healthy edible herb and flower wreath for our front porch. If you would like...
Have You Found it Difficult to Give Up Your Activities?
Continuing to do the things we once loved is a basic longing of a human being. And inability to do so, due to various...
How to Find Life’s Simple Pleasures with Your New Senior Living
Do we really have to give up our joys, cozy living when we relocate from our home, downsize, for any specific reason? Not really....
Is Your Parent Hiding Their Cognitive Disabilities?
What is cognition? How does cognition checked? Who can do a cognitive test? Why is cognition a basic for all Comprehensive Geriatric care?Cognition is...
How Much Help is Too Much Help for Seniors?
When it comes to providing senior care for a loved one, you should know the difference between doing things for a person and doing things with a person....
How Hospitalizations Can Be Prevented?
Why is health economics a game changer? And for whom? And why? For what? Emergency room visits, hospital stays, post hospitalization admissions are all...
How Communities Can Support the Elderly
Senior citizens have always been the gateway to our past and the wisdom for our future. The life lessons they have learned can help...
Dining: An Experience
While a ladle cradling a prized dish may be enticing or even nostalgic, so are the historical eateries, established, some hundreds of years ago....