Seniors and Health Issues

Six Key Facts to Learn During Women’s Heart Week

Over 6% of U.S. women aged 20 or older have coronary heart disease. Many don’t even realize it or feel any symptoms.

Sitting too much can be a factor in all sorts of health issues your senior would love to avoid, but it’s not always simple to just not sit a lot.

As seniors get older a lot of the day to day things that need to get done in order for them to be safe and happy at home get more difficult.

Seniors who need as much nourishment as possible sometimes overlook the more healthful foods offered on Thanksgiving.

Your elderly family member might absolutely hate using mobility aids, but she can’t deny that using them makes her safer and more mobile in general.

When your elderly family member needs help around the clock, there are solutions.

It’s a month for people around the world to learn more about the impact of Alzheimer’s on people with Alzheimer’s and their families and friends.

Dehydration is a serious concern for aging adults, but there are ways to help your senior avoid becoming dehydrated.

Inflammation is one of our immune system’s defense mechanisms against infection or harm.

There are certain habits that you might notice that are key indicators of her need for more help around the home.