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Tag: aging parents

How Working Adults Can Care for their Elderly Parents

Jul292019Assisting Handsaging parents, caring for elderly parents

Many adults want to help care for their parents when they reach old age, but jobs, distance, and other factors can make this difficult. This article discusses several ways that working adults can provide some care for their elderly relatives and be an important part of their lives. How Working Adults Can Care for their Elderly Parents

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Fun Holiday Activities for the Seniors in Your Family

Dec202018Assisting Handsaging parents, fun activities for seniors

The holiday season can be one of the most enjoyable times of the year when spent with friends and family members. There are a plethora of fun, festive activities and events that take place during this season that people often enjoy together. For elderly individuals who are in need of home care, it may be difficult going out and enjoy…

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How to Prevent Falls at Home for Senior Parents

Sep122018Assisting Handsaging parents, fall prevention, senior care, senior falls

For people who are 65 years old and older, falls are the top cause of both fatal and nonfatal injuries. The injuries that falls can cause include broken bones, fractured hips, and head injuries. Not all falls result in injuries, but that’s not to say falls that don’t cause injuries are harmless. In fact, seniors who suffer a fall can…

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Tips to Keep Your Brain Sharp as You Age

Jul242018Assisting Handsaging parents, brain exercise

The human brain ages in proportion to the body’s aging. While older adults experience bodily pains and an overall slower pace of life starts to become the norm, the brain, too, undergoes changes. By the time an individual turns 65, signs of the brain’s aging process become obvious. Names are gradually forgotten and a wallet somehow ends up in the…

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How to Take Care of a Parent with a Chronic Disease

Jun252018Assisting Handsaging parents, chronic disease care

Chronic diseases are no strangers to the senior population. In the United States, an estimated 80 percent of older Americans experience one chronic illness; and 77 percent suffer from at least two chronic conditions. Four chronic heavyweight diseases dominate the lives of seniors, and ultimately cause two thirds of deaths annually: stroke, heart disease, cancer and diabetes. Seniors who endure…

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How to Help Your Aging Parents from a Distance

Apr182018Assisting Handsaging parents, long distant care

Family members who live an hour or more away from their aging parents find comfort in knowing that long-distance care is a viable option. In fact, 34 million caregivers support their elderly parents and among those, 15 percent provide long-distance care. The considerable physical distance between the caregiver and senior can pose some difficulties, both financially and practically. However, long-distance…

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How Do You Take Care of Someone With Dementia?

Mar192018Assisting Handsaging parents, alzheimer's care, memory care

The majority of us take our good memory for granted. It’s easy to recall a recent conversation with a friend. However, for patients suffering from dementia, even remembering the name of a loved one can pose as an overwhelming challenge. Stringing together words into complete sentences is a form of communication we practice daily with ease. A person who has…

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