Pain is meant to let people know when something is wrong with their bodies. While most pain eventually goes away once the problem is healed, some types become chronic. Long-term pain is usually caused by chronic health problems that your senior loved one may never be able to fully recover…
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One of the best ways for aging adults to maintain good overall health is to participate in activities that are actually interesting to them. The staff at Huntsville Home Care Assistance has put together a handy infographic listing some fun activities that are sure to prevent your senior loved one…
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For many years, a large percentage of healthcare professionals believed cognitive decline was an inevitable part of the aging process. While some memory loss is completely natural, there are quite a few things seniors can do to boost their cognitive health. With a few lifestyle changes and some hard work,…
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Social engagements pose challenges for older adults who may no longer feel like they fit in at events. Your senior loved one may also be unable to find people to even talk to if his or her social circle has dwindled due to a loss or lack of chances to…
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Hundreds of thousands of people have strokes each year. The physical effects of these cerebral events depend on the extent and location of the damage. Recovery times also vary from one person to the next. Here’s what to expect during the first three months of recovery. First Three Hours Seniors…
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Many people don’t realize just how much time and energy it takes to care for aging adults, and most families will need to consider respite care at some point. In addition to making your life much easier, respite care could also be very beneficial for your senior parents. Here’s a…
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Statistics indicate that up to 33 percent of stroke survivors develop language or speaking difficulties. Some recover with time and therapy, while others are never able to speak again. There are various apps that help seniors communicate with healthcare providers, family members, and friends by using a mobile device. 1….
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Eating the occasional treat isn’t going to give anyone Alzheimer’s, but there are a few foods that have been closely tied to this disease. Steering clear of those foods can greatly reduce a senior’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s and many other cognitive disorders. Here’s a quick glimpse of six common…
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No matter how much you love being a caregiver for your senior family member, there will be times when you need a break. This is where respite care comes in. Respite care is a type of temporary care that allows you to manage other responsibilities or take time to recharge…
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Listening to music does more than provide enjoyment. The purposeful activity can also bring back memories and emotions for older adults with Alzheimer’s. The ability to listen to music and repeat lyrics they hear are some of the most reliable cognitive skills in seniors with this disease. Learn how music…
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