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Depression is something that impacts a large percentage of seniors. Seniors that are aging at home have a high risk of developing depression if they are living alone.
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If your senior loved one loves living independently but you have noticed lately that they are starting to show signs they may need more home care it’s time to talk to them about 24-hour home care.
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When your senior parent has suffered the loss of a spouse or partner, or a close family member like a sibling, the grief can be very difficult for them to deal with.
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Most seniors are dehydrated. It’s almost universal that seniors don’t drink as much water as they should.
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November is National Novel Writing Month and seniors who have thought about writing a novel should give it a try.
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While natural disasters are not common, the truth is that no matter where you live, it’s possible you could have a natural disaster affect your home and the home that your aging parent is living in.
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Many individuals endure symptoms of depression and lethargy when the level of sunlight falls, and temperatures drop.
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Seniors who age in place also need valuable social connection which can be difficult to get when they are living in their own homes.
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October is Healthy Lung Month so it’s the ideal time for seniors who still smoke to quit smoking.
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Most seniors want to stay in their own homes as they get older. And their families want that too, but they often worry about their senior parent’s ability to stay alone safely.
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