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Seniors who are entering the golden age of their lives should not feel that it is a time to refrain from physical activities. To the contrary, it is important that these individuals are participating in stimulating activity that is considerate of their age and health. In addition, entertainment for seniors should be more than several hours a day, stuck in front of the television. In this article, we’ll take a look at some ways seniors can stay active and entertained. Hopefully prolonging their life and mental health.

What duties does a Health Care Worker do in the home? How much does home care cost? What Services do a home care worker provide?

Finding a Caregiver for an adult is a big step. It is important that your family completes an interview, and fully screens the candidate. Here are important questions to ask a potential adult caregiver.

Exercise is important for everyone, seniors especially. As a caregiver, it is your responsibility to get the elderly person you are caring for up and moving.

At ElderCare.com we love the way this woman is bring in the New Year!

If you need to Hire a Senior Caregiver, there are a few things to keep in mind before looking. Here are 5 important must-do's to prepare you.

Thanksgiving is the one rare time a year when entire families come together and can focus on each other. It’s about so much more than just the turkey and stuffing: it’s when important decisions are hashed out and debated. The table is where real, meaningful discussions happen including serious conversations around a loved one’s health. While this may be uncomfortable, it’s particularly important, because in many cases their independence may be called into question.

Dehydration occurs when a person loses more water than they take in. When an individual is well hydrated it allows the body to regulate temperature through sweating, maintain blood pressure, and eliminate bodily waste. Dehydration, depending on the severity, sometimes creates only small signs while having a big effect on the body, especially in the elderly.

We all cringe at the thought of putting a loved one into a home away from home. Nobody wants to do it, but sometimes the demands of work, caregiving, and normal life have us struggling to keep our heads above water. We explore the different care options available to help you decide which is a best fit for your aging senior.

Each year, hundreds of thousands of seniors and older adults end up in the emergency room due to medication complications Making the problem even worse is that as we age, our bodies change in the way they absorb medicine. Read out top tips to prevent any complications to ensure you or your loved one is safe when taking their medication.