READ MOREWhen is the Right Time to Take Daily Medications?


Most medications must be taken daily, but the instructions don’t always specify what time of day is the best to take them.

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READ MORECold Weather Keeping You Indoors? Exercise While You Watch TV


If you’re spending a lot of the day watching TV, why not try to get in some exercises while you do it? Physical activity can keep you healthier, build muscles and help improve brain health. 

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READ MOREFrailty Considered Medical Condition


Frailty is often considered to be a natural part of the aging process, but recent research published in the Journal of Gerontology found that it’s actually a medical condition defined by specific symptoms.

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READ MORERelationships Between Kids and Grandparents in Alzheimer's Care


If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, there will come a point when you need to explain to grandchildren what is happening to Grandma or Grandpa.

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READ MOREDriving Senior Safety


A recent study published in The Journals of Gerontology: Series A found that balance issues, week lower limbs and poor neck flexibility are some of the complications that lead to an elevated risk of less-safe driving, especially among seniors.

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READ MOREHeadaches: Doctor Recommended Treatments


Older adults who suffer from debilitating headaches, such as chronic migraines, could benefit from senior care services to assist with the tasks of daily living as well as help with taking the right dosage of medications when they are experiencing an episode.

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READ MORE4 Immunity-Boosting Foods


If you want to stay healthy, what you put in your body plays a major role. Aside from getting plenty of water and exercise, you can add some immunity-boosting foods to your diet. 

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READ MOREConcussions and Women's Health


Now that the weather is turning colder, the snow and ice will follow. Unfortunately, icy conditions increase the risk of older adults slipping and falling, and possibly suffering a concussion.

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READ MOREHelping People Live Longer


A new report by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development revealed that the average lifespan of an American is 1 year lower than the international average. According to the Washington Post, Americans can expect to live for 78.7 years, 8 years longer than in 1970. 

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