“America’s trusted resource for caregiving and long-term care insurance claims advocacy” | (866) 752-1961
Why Occupational Health Nurses Matter in Senior Care
Occupational health nurses understand the importance of identifying risks early and helping people build routines and environments[…]
Pickleball, Aging, and the Risks Caregivers Need to Talk About
Pickleball is especially appealing to seniors because it feels doable. The court is smaller. The paddle is light. The learning cur[…]
How Geriatric Social Workers Help Families Navigate Aging
Every March, the National Association of Social Workers leads National Social Work Month, a nationwide effort to recognize the pro[…]
How Caregivers Help Seniors with Diabetes Live Well
Each spring, ADA Diabetes Alert Day puts a spotlight on one of the most important health issues facing older adults. Read More
Nutrition for Older Adults: What Changes After 65?
In recent years, researchers and policymakers have been paying closer attention to nutrition among older adults. Read More
How Adult Children Can Help Aging Parents Living Alone Stay Safe
Aging parents often want the same thing most of us do: to remain safe, connected, and in the home they’ve built memories in. Read […]
After Discharge: Protecting Seniors from Medication Mishaps
When a senior loved one returns home from the hospital, family members breathe a sigh of relief. But the days and weeks that follo[…]
Recreational Therapy: Enhancing Quality of Life for Seniors
As older adults and seniors age, staying active and engaged becomes more important than ever. While medical care addresses a senio[…]
Ways Seniors Can Support Heart Health at Home
With the right support to manage chronic conditions, many seniors can take practical steps at home to protect their heart, manage […]
How Social Connection Protects Senior Health
Seniors who enjoy strong social connections can experience positive benefits that could be nearly as powerful as medication or exe[…]
