Chronic conditions like kidney and heart disease, arthritis, and diabetes are prevalent among seniors in the US. The National Center for Biotechnology Information reports that about 85% of people 65 and above have at least one condition, while 60% have at least two. Seniors with chronic diseases can find it hard to enjoy everyday activities.…
According to a study published in Psychosomatic Medicine, having a greater purpose in life is associated with a reduced risk of all-cause mortality among seniors. Finding purpose in retirement can boost your outlook on life, happiness, satisfaction, and self-esteem. Without purpose, you may experience symptoms of depression and isolate yourself. Before that happens, use these…
According to CNBC, as of June 2024, retired workers received an average monthly Social Security payment of $1,918. Many retirees depend on this payment, often as their primary source of income. They rely on it to cover essential expenses like healthcare, food, and housing. If you’re one of these retirees, you might feel the social…
According to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, the recommended amount of dietary fiber is 14 grams per 1,000 calories daily. Are there enough whole grain foods, fruits, and vegetables in your diet to help you meet this recommendation? If not, you may want to explore new dietary fiber sources. Eating more high-fiber foods can…
Around four out of every ten adults take five or more medications, according to Time. Managing medications with efficiency becomes more important as people age. Many seniors face tough health challenges that call for multiple medications. It makes adherence and proper administration critical for maintaining health and well-being. Expert care and tailored solutions ensure that…