Helping Homebound Seniors Fight Boredom and Isolation in a Quarantine
ZOOM video chats have become the new “party line” in the era of COVID-19 social distancing.
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Health
Recognizing and Coping with Dementia
Dementia affects millions of people worldwide on a daily basis. It not only disrupts the life of the individuals afflicted with this terrible disease, but also impacts their families and loved ones, who are often left with a sense of helplessness. Over the years we’ve learned a few helpful tips we’d like to share for those families affected by dementia.
Ways to Maintain a Healthy Diet for Seniors
Maintaining a balanced diet is important throughout every stage of life, but healthy nutrition is especially important as we age. Healthy eating habits may help manage or even prevent chronic health conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. As we get older, dietary requirements and eating habits may change slightly. However, it is important to continue to choose a balanced diet. The health tips below may help maintain a healthy diet while aging.
Keep You and Your Grandkids Healthy with Vaccinations
August Is National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM). The purpose of NIAM is to remind people of all ages about the importance and benefits of vaccinations. You may be aware of the various vaccinations for infants and school aged children if you have grandkids. However, it is also imperative that adults and seniors stay up-to-date on the current immunizations and recommendations.