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Sometimes a senior has to move from his or her home, temporarily or permanently, after experiencing a serious medical problem or when they can no longer take care of themselves.  Moving is difficult at any age, but having to change residences is very difficult for older people, especially those who have lived on their own […]

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You may not get out as much as you used to. You were once a social butterfly, dashing from one engagement to the next. Since you retired, though, your social life has slowed down. People who maintain strong social connections to others tend to live longer and suffer fewer age-related conditions. Improving your social life […]

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If you suddenly find yourself a widow and you were never good at handling finances, it can be a confusing time. While it is always more desirable to handle your finances on your own, there comes a time when it is recommended to have a relative or a professional from an in-home care service help […]

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A regular part of a senior’s medical care in addition to regular medical and dental checkups should include vision checks. If you are a relative of a senior, you can encourage your loved one to visit the eye doctor for eye checkups periodically, even if he or she does not wear glasses. This allows the […]

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Even though your elderly relative might insist on his own independence when it comes to doctor appointments, it is typically a good idea to accompany him in order to sure that all issues are discussed and that all of the doctor’s orders are being followed. Even if dementia or Alzheimer’s is not an issue, it […]

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A normal part of aging is mild forgetfulness, which can be rather frustrating for the elderly. The first sign of haphazard mistakes or forgetting important dates usually have family members scrambling for senior care whether in-home or at a center. While in many cases, this is warranted, there are ways that you can help your […]

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