Every year, thousands of Americans are misdiagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. For many of these patients, the true diagnosis is a similar but not as well-known disease: dementia with Lewy bodies...read more
It’s beneficial for any older adult to stay active as they age, but especially for those with Parkinson’s, exercise could have a great impact on managing Parkinson’s symptoms. Several studies...read more
In our commitment to fostering empathetic and supportive environments for seniors, the importance of cultural competence is paramount, especially concerning the unique needs of LGBTQ+ individuals as they age. Prioritizing...read more
As seniors embark on their journey through the golden years, they traverse a landscape filled with a myriad of challenges, each imbued with its own unique hue. For LGBTQ+ seniors,...read more
At first, caring for Mom may have just taken up a few hours of the week. But now, she’s starting to need help throughout most of the day and maybe...read more
Care needs ebb and flow as senior loved ones age, and the care model that works today may not be the one that works a year from now. Initially, their...read more
Think about your life over the years. What has life taught you along the way? Life doesn’t come with a roadmap. But fear not; we have something even more valuable...read more
We often think of material positions when we think of leaving behind a legacy. But in reality, building a lasting legacy involves a growing wealth of wisdom and values passed...read more
Heading home for the holidays can be a heartwarming experience filled with the warmth of family gatherings and the joy of reconnecting with loved ones. However, for many adult children,...read more
The holiday season is typically associated with joy, warmth, and the gathering of loved ones. It’s a time when families come together to celebrate, exchange gifts, and create lasting memories....read more
Being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s is life-changing both for the person receiving the diagnosis and anyone who loves them. It is important for family caregivers to allow themselves ample time to...read more
If you’re the caregiver for someone with Alzheimer’s, then you know how much patience, flexibility, and willingness to expect the unexpected that dementia caregiving takes. On any given day, the...read more
There are many different types of brain injuries, but certain behavioral difficulties are common regardless of the type of brain injury that occurs. Some inappropriate behaviors caused by a brain...read more
The brain is arguably the most important, most complicated organ in your body. It is in charge of absolutely everything. It works behind the scenes, keeping us alive, and in...read more
It can be difficult to determine the diet plan that’s best for seniors. First of all, there are a number of factors that affect a senior’s ability to eat a...read more
Many of us remember gathering at Grandma’s house for Sunday dinners. However, because so many families now live far away from their elderly family members, and with numerous needs pulling...read more
Alzheimer’s disease is definitely nothing to laugh about. However, studies are increasingly indicating the benefits of laughter in Alzheimer’s care, and adding humor may be just what the doctor ordered...read more
The many complicated steps required to allow us to see are almost unfathomable. In the blink of an eye, our brains can take transmitted information from the environment around us,...read more
