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Many seniors can live full, enriching lives with only a modicum of care and supervision. Some seniors don’t need any professional care at all. But there are also a lot of seniors who have a condition that requires a lot of care. There are also people who live with disabilities who require a lot of

When we think of healthcare, we think of doctors, nurses, and care workers helping us with our bodies. Checking our reflexes, doing blood work, running scans, and the like. If we take a second, we might expand this notion to include our mental and emotional health, such as seeing a psychiatrist. But it often stops

A health care agency is any agency or provider that your trust, and pay, to take care of your health care needs. Such an agency is pretty important when you’re 30 or 40, but it’s extremely important when you’re 65 or over. Seniors face more challenges and health risks than other age groups, so it’s

Dementia can be a very cruel condition. Not to get too philosophical, but our memories make up, to a large extent, who we are. Our collected experiences over decades of existence. To lose them is difficult. And to see a parent or elderly loved one lose their memory can be very disheartening indeed. But all

Your health is one of the most important factors to consider throughout your life. Apart from taking care of yourself, you have to consider who else can take care of you. Who can take care of your teeth, your eyes, your muscles, and your mind? Who can take care of you when you’re a senior?

Helping seniors is incredibly rewarding work. But it can also be incredibly difficult. If the senior in question is close to you –a parent, grandparent, close friend, etc.– then your investment in their wellbeing is magnified. You care a lot and want to do what’s best for them. But can you provide all the help