Alzheimer’s Test: Ask 12 Questions If you’re concerned that your senior may be experiencing memory, thinking, or judgment issues, you might consider recommending the SAGE (Self-Administered Gerocognitive Exam). This simple at-home...
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Aging, Immune System and Sepsis Our immune system weakens as we age. Although we currently have various antibiotics to treat infections, microbes constantly evolve and adjust to the environment. This makes it harder for our bodies to fight off...
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4 New Year’s Goals for Caregiver Well-being It is 2025, a new year and a chance for a fresh start! Now is the ideal time to look back to your years and realise that you, a caregiver, should prioritize self-care. Research indicates that chronic...
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Top 6 Holiday Gifts For Caregivers Caregivers play a pivotal role in the health and well-being of seniors. There is no doubt that they deserve a holiday gift that they desire. While gifts can often be objects like diffusers and clothes, what...
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Do’s and Don’ts for Visiting Someone with Dementia It is Christmas, and you may be wondering, ‘Would it be safe to have visitors for my parent with dementia?’ Firstly, the answer to that question is: YES. Older adults with Alzheimer’s...
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Stroke Side Effects: Crying & Laughing Uncontrollably There can be many post-stroke symptoms during the recovery phase. On top of physical problems, cognitive issues can also occur, one of common ones being pseudobulbar affect (PBA). What is...
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Celebrating Christmas with Your Senior Christmas festivities are here, a time your room fills with lights, mistletoes and laughter with family gathered around. Whether you’re hosting Christmas at your house or at someone else’s, you would want...
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A Guide to Continence Care 1. What is Incontinence? Incontinence is the partial or full loss of bladder or bowel control, leading to accidental leakage of urine or stool. It is a commonly found symptom that affects over five million...
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Online Safety Tips for Seniors Online shopping, entertainment, and social media have become essential parts of life for many people, including older adults. However, the internet presents both advantages and risks. The digital world can be a...
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How to safely age in place Have you ever thought about how to age well? While what aging looks like differs from person to person, it is important to ensure safety and well-being of your senior life. This all starts from their homes. ...
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Low Back Pain Part 2 – Managing and Preventing Low Back Pain With the recognition that many people experience low back pain, it is important to learn and address ways to manage the pain. Recently, a major issue regarding the care of patients with...
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Low Back Pain Part 1 – Causes and Symptoms It has been found that about 70 to 90% of people experience low back pain at some point in their lifetime. It is a serious public health concern that adversely affects daily functioning and leaves...
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