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How to Maintain Your Athletic Lifestyle Even When Facing Mobility Issues March 10, 2021 Articles, Continuing Care, Senior Health - Mobility issues can quickly change the way you look at your life. They do not, however, have to stop you from being active. If you’re looking to stay active despite your mobility issues, consider the tips below. Change the Activity One of the best ways to stay active when you have mobility issues is to … Continue reading "How to Maintain Your Athletic Lifestyle Even When Facing Mobility Issues"
The Most Commonly Misdiagnosed Conditions In Older Adults December 14, 2020 Articles, Featured, Senior Health - The natural process of aging can produce many changes in a person’s body. These changes can often be mistaken for an actual illness, making it tough to pinpoint the difference between a real problem and something that is a normal part of getting older. The problem for many seniors comes when the diagnosis is wrong, … Continue reading "The Most Commonly Misdiagnosed Conditions In Older Adults"
The Benefits of Going Back to School for Seniors July 9, 2018 Articles, Family Issues, Featured, Independent Living, Senior Health, Seniors & Technology - Retirement is not just about traveling. It is also not just about watching TV at home while waiting for grandkids to visit. Instead, retirement can be a time to explore new things and that can include going back to school. Retirement gives seniors the opportunity to pursue goals that were not feasible during their working years. … Continue reading "The Benefits of Going Back to School for Seniors"
Can Online Games Improve Cognitive Function and Memory? November 10, 2020 Articles, Featured, Senior Health - We understand the role of physical activity and its promise for a good quality of life going into retirement. However, mental fitness ranks just as high. It’s no wonder that experts forecast the global cognitive training market to reach nearly $13.6 billion by 2024. Few industries can boast of a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) … Continue reading "Can Online Games Improve Cognitive Function and Memory?"
4 Common Meal-Time Problems for Seniors and How to Avoid Them January 16, 2020 Articles, Featured, Senior Health - Senior citizens often have more difficulty while eating than younger people. Problems can be caused by various factors, and most are readily treatable. Here are some of the most common issues that can interfere with seniors’ meal-time along with possible solutions. Dental Health As they age, many people begin to lose their teeth. When this … Continue reading "4 Common Meal-Time Problems for Seniors and How to Avoid Them"
4 Ways To Keep Your Aging Loved Ones Safe February 11, 2021 Articles, Featured, Senior Health - As your loved ones age, their bodies will become weak and require many different things. More often than not, seniors no longer have the vigor and mobility to move around with ease or the best eyesight to see clearly. These changes should prompt you to take extra measures to ensure that your aging loved ones … Continue reading "4 Ways To Keep Your Aging Loved Ones Safe"
Senior Safety; Information to Keep Elderly Safe August 13, 2017 Senior Health - Seniors and Health Safety City of Detroit: Senior Citizen Safety Tips: An article from the City of Detroit that lists safety tips for senior citizens. The tips are to help seniors be safer at home and while out in the community. Senior Health Tips, Facts and Other Information: Health tips listed on the website for … Continue reading "Senior Safety; Information to Keep Elderly Safe"
7 Health Exams Seniors Should Take December 8, 2020 Articles, Featured, Senior Health - As you age, the body undergoes many different changes that can affect your life significantly. In fact, a person’s age can be a risk factor for the occurrence of some diseases. This is why older people are considered vulnerable groups, particularly for COVID-19 and similar diseases, and need to take a more proactive approach when … Continue reading "7 Health Exams Seniors Should Take"
Mediterranean Diet for Seniors January 1, 2019 Featured, Articles, Senior Health - The Mediterranean diet is considered one of the healthiest in the world. It has been proven to lower risks for many chronic diseases. This is because it allows a person to eat more whole foods. The Mediterranean diet encourages the consumption of unprocessed foods. Lean protein, healthy fats and plant-based foods are central to the … Continue reading "Mediterranean Diet for Seniors"
Treating Anxiety in Older Adults With Cannabis March 19, 2020 Articles, Featured, Senior Health - Anxiety is a growing issue in today’s society, and senior citizens are by no means immune to this trend. In this article, we are going to discuss anxiety and how it affects seniors today. We will also look at what until recently has been a taboo topic – the use of cannabis as a treatment … Continue reading "Treating Anxiety in Older Adults With Cannabis"
