As older adults who used to be physically robust continue to age, they may develop some health conditions or issues that can hamper their movement. They are compelled to depend on walking supports to move about safely and these supports are key to maintaining balance and preventing falls. Listed below are the six best types…
Retirement is a phase of life where there’s time to seek and try different passions. Depending on the interests, trying new activities can mean spending a lot of money which can be a problem financially in old age. The key is to find hobbies that are at least revenue-neutral, meaning being able to gain money…
Early signs of memory disorders are very vague and subtle so they may not be immediately obvious. The behaviors attributed to dementia are usually linked to several triggers including complicated tasks, fear or frustrations, pain or discomfort, over-stimulation or boredom, and unfamiliar surroundings. Here are the common dementia-related behaviors and how you should address them.…
In America, eye problems are becoming a common problem and condition in older adults. In fact, by age 65, one-third of the demographic will develop a form of eye condition that can impair vision permanently. Here are some of the more common eye problems in the elderly. Macular Degeneration Macular Degeneration curtails sight by affecting…
Many people understand that having good health would mean needing to stay active and exercising regularly—regardless of whether it’s stretching, slow walks, simple chair exercises or even eating right. However, a significant number of people don’t know that mental fitness is as important if not more important in maintaining overall good health. Mental fitness would…
