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Far too often, aging adults exhibit health symptoms that are cause for concern but remain unnoticed or overlooked because many assume these seemingly minor health concerns simply go hand in hand with aging. It’s important to pay attention to even the most minor changes in physical, mental, or emotional health…

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a serious problem for elderly people, especially women and those who have urinary catheters. Because many older adults don’t have traditional symptoms of UTIs, such as burning or painful urination, these infections are often untreated until hospitalization with antibiotics is required. However, there are lifestyle…

On a warm day, nothing is more refreshing than a cold drink. However, many flavored beverages like sodas and fruit punches aren’t always the healthiest options for seniors. Freshly brewed iced tea actually offers a few benefits for the elderly.  Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk Tea contains antioxidants with anti-inflammatory properties that…

Statistics indicate approximately 33 percent of seniors discharged from the hospital are readmitted anywhere from 24 hours to one year later. The majority of readmissions take place within the first month of being released. There are a number of strategies family caregivers can implement to reduce the risk of future…