It is easy to label delirium as just another factor of old age and associate it with an elderly patient's hospital stay because of all of their current health issues. However, the continuing expansion of population of those aged 65 and older makes it important now more than ever for health care professionals to be able to make an accurate assessment of this preventable syndrome. read more

Finding the right assisted living facility for your aging loved one is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. The following tips will help you determine what to look for in assisted living facilities and how to assess them. read more

Senior care marketing has become more challenging in recent years, as potential residents try to stay home longer to cut costs and senior living facilities serving the baby boomer market continue to spring up. One of the best ways to reach the senior market and promote your assisted living facility is through hosting events. read more

Depression, that feeling of lingering tiredness, helplessness, and hopelessness is often experienced in older adults. But this medical condition that interferes with living is not a "normal" part of the aging process. read more

Congratulations on your retirement! After several months of waking whenever you'd like and moseying through your day, you may find boredom rears its ugly head. NPR's program All Things Considered ran a story called "What Retirement? Seniors are Getting Back to Work" in 2012. read more