One characteristic of those suffering from dementia is that they tend to repeat questions and stories and repeat them often. This can be frustrating for the caregiver and for those who spend time with the senior. Here are some tips for addressing these repetitions and making the time spent with your loved one more enjoyable. read more

Many seniors have accrued a lifetime's worth of household items they no longer need—these items may even make their space less livable. Helping a loved one declutter can be stressful and provoke anxiety. Here are some tips for getting started. read more

In the last few years, medical expenses have soared for everyone, senior citizens most of all. Although senior citizens only made up 15 percent of the United States population in 2016, that group accounted for 34 percent of healthcare-related spending. For senior citizens on a fixed income, the exorbitant price of health care has become a major issue. read more

Healthcare statistics show that nearly six in ten older adults with dementia will wander at least once. To address seniors who have wandered from their loved ones, at least 35 states have implemented a Silver Alert program. read more

In many parts of the United States, health challenges are a part of dealing with winter weather. This is especially true for older people, particularly those who are homebound with mobility issues. Here a few ways to minimize winter-related health risks and make this season an enjoyable time of year. read more