What is aging in place? Aging in place is when older adults choose to remain in their own homes, rather than moving to an independent living community. Aging in place is popular these days. In fact, nearly 90% of people over the age of...
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This Article Was Updated on 3/29/2022 When a patient receives care for chronic illness there are two main types of treatment–curative and palliative care. If you have a loved one who is dealing with a condition such as this, understanding the differences is vital....
This article was updated on 3/16/2022 Caregiving is a rewarding experience, but it can also be tiring and stressful. Providing care for another can take its toll on the caregiver, especially for those who are working and/or caring for children as well. While you...
Hospice and palliative care seem similar at first glance, but the two types of care are actually quite different. Both types of care focus on relieving pain and other symptoms, for example, and both are often used by people with serious conditions. Because they...
Are you living in the best place possible for a high-quality life? Where you live can have a substantial effect on the quality of your life. The best residence is in a comfortable location that provides more time and space for the things you...
Falls are common in people ages 65 and older – more than one in four older adults fall each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Falling can also have serious consequences: one out of five falls results in a...