Although many older adults prefer to stay at home as long as possible, various studies have reported gender does influence this choice. Turns out moving Mom might be a....
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How Gender Differences Play a Role in Health Care Decision-Making
Whether a brother and sister are working to identify care options for an aging parent, or two spouses are at odds with each other about what late retirement should look....
What Caregivers Need to Know About Blood Pressure Guidelines for Seniors
Blood pressure guidelines don’t change that often. They are only changed when new evidence suggests the old ones weren't accurate or relevant anymore.
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How Age Plays a Role in Health Care Decision-Making
There are some decisions that you’ll make with your aging parent that are relatively easy: Chicken or fish for dinner? There are others that, for a variety of reasons,....
5 Tips When You’re the Only Sibling Concerned About Cognitive Changes in an Aging Parent
As the only sibling who lives in the same town as your parents, you spend a lot of time with your mom — and you’ve started to notice some changes that are concerning you.
If you’re a family caregiver, you’re also probably a part-time pharmacist, chef, chauffeur, delivery driver, financial adviser, administrative assistant, and....
Why Your Aging Mom Might Be Feeling Anxious About Living at Home Alone
Does your mom have a pattern of calling multiple times during the night? Has she stopped running to the store or driving herself to doctor appointments?
How many medications does your loved one take every day? If they’re anything like the average older adult, it’s probably at least four, and nearly 40% of seniors take....
Digital Caregiving: Best Wearable Devices to Help Older Adults and Caregivers
Caring for elderly parents can be a challenge whether you have a full-time job and a busy lifestyle, are taking precautions due to COVID-19 to help seniors stay safe, or

