Author: Kathy Gabel

6 Key Benefits of Care Coordination

All of us want the best for the older adults we love – it’s only natural. But sometimes when families are involved with an older

How Care Coordination Services Can Help Seniors Age in Place at Home

Ask nearly all older people if they want to remain in their homes, even if they are struggling with aging-related issues, and the reply is

Facts and Myths About Urinary Incontinence in Older Adults

Urinary incontinence in seniors can be an embarrassing subject for those who experience it. The preconception behind the problem frequently contributes to individuals having either

Common Causes of Urinary Incontinence in Seniors

Urinary Incontinence, or reduced bladder control, is a disturbing and delicate issue, particularly for seniors. It can trigger a number of problems, from skin sores

Senior Vision: Warning Signs that May Indicate Impairment

When taking care of elderly parents, understand that discussing health issues is hard for many older individuals. They might believe their health issues are their

Home Modifications to Help Seniors Impacted by Reduced or Low Vision

Among all of our senses, our vision is probably the one for which we’re most grateful. So much of our life’s experiences are a result

Tips for Coping with a Chronic Illness as an Older Adult

Have you ever started your day and thought, “It’s likely to be one of those days!” Perhaps your alarm didn’t go off, the hot water

New Chronic Disease Care Management Approach Puts Patient’s Goals First

Regarding chronic diseases, seniors are usually the experts, hands down, with as many as three out of four older persons impacted by a number of

Diabetic Diet Tips to Help Seniors Successfully Navigate the Holidays

This season of holiday celebrations is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy time with loved ones and close friends, but let’s face it: it’s often also

Aging in Place – Is Staying at Home an Option?

We all face a number of critical crossroads in life, when decisions we make will result in far-reaching effects. The career we choose. Who (or