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Mental health is tremendously important for aging adults. Often they spend too much time alone and they aren’t able to keep doing many of the things they used to love doing. This combines to create a situation that often feels negative and hopeless. Finding solutions like companion care at home and making some small changes…
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Companion care at home is an incredible way for seniors to spend time with other people, especially when they have mobility challenges or find it tough to go out and about. But spending time with companion caregivers has huge mental health benefits, too. Companion care helps seniors have better emotional health and also better resilience…
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When someone has a heart attack, their life changes abruptly and in ways they can’t even imagine. It can change their perspectives on just about every area of life. One of the biggest considerations for family members is often how to help aging adults to manage every aspect of recovery. Physical well-being might be well…
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Does your elderly mother complain that she lacks daily activities? What about your father – has he been spending an increasing amount of time by himself, reminiscing about his old pals, rather than developing new ones? Or, have you seen that your parents get quickly upset when they are unable to do things on their…
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Is your senior loved one depressed? Do you know how to spot the signs of depression in seniors? May is Mental Health Awareness Month and now is the perfect time to learn more about depression in seniors and how to spot the signs. Depression is something that more than half of all seniors will deal…
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