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Planning to Age
With aging comes many potential physical and sometimes emotional challenges that can make life harder to live. Making an aging plan today is key to ensuring a healthy and happy future life that can include living independently.
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How to Help Seniors with Neurological Disorders
In seniors, some common neurological disorders include Multiple Sclerosis, stroke, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease and neuropathy. There isn’t a cure for all neurological disorders but there are treatments and life modifications that can be implemented in order to manage the condition and enable older people to live a more normal and fulfilling life.
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It’s Music To My Ears
As we age, music, in the form of formalized therapy as well as informally in every day life, can go a long way in helping seniors live a higher quality of life.
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Choosing A Healthy Diet for Older Adults
What we eat matters at any age but how do we choose the right diet in our golden years?
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Staying Active in Ft Myers and Naples
There is so much to do in our area of Ft. Myers and Naples Florida. Sometimes, our elderly loved ones perceive that their age precludes them from many of the local happenings - simply because of their age. Here's your guide to some of the best places to plan an outing with our loved one.
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How to Slow Down After the Holidays
How to Slow Down After the Holidays
The holiday season can be a whirlwind of hectic activities including travel, social obligations, shopping, cooking and more.Especially for the elderly, it’s important to take a breather after the holiday in order to avoid prolonged exhaustion or even illness. Here’s some ideas on how to put the breaks on for a calmer, more restful time after the holiday rush is over. -
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Managing the Holiday Blues
The holidays, once a time of making great memories and participating in festive occasions, can become an emotional burden for seniors who have lost loved ones and friends. Learn way you can help.
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About Cancer and the Elderly
Did you know? According to the CDC, people over 70 are at higher risk of being diagnosed with a new cancer and in the state of Florida, the rate of cancer is nearly 3% higher than the national average. Learn about ways to care for an elderly loved one fighting cancer.
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Fall Season Bucket List
Cooler days, a less threatening sun and fewer tourists make the season especially good for getting out with your elderly loved one and experiencing some great activities the area has to offer
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Depression Looks Different In Older People
Depression, and its symptoms, can look very different in older people. If you care for an elderly loved one, here's what to know about how and why it presents differently.