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Also known as high blood pressure, hypertension is a serious medical condition that should never be ignored. Untreated hypertension increases a senior’s risk of heart failure, heart disease, strokes, aneurysms, dementia, and many other health conditions. This condition is sometimes caused by irreversible genetic disorders. However, the majority of aging…

Statistics indicate more than three million people in the United States have been diagnosed with some form of anemia. The disorder commonly develops secondary to a disease process that interferes with the number of healthy red blood cells. Red blood cells carry hemoglobin, which contains iron and is necessary to…

As people age, stress can become more difficult to manage, which may be the result of preexisting medical conditions, cognitive decline, or medication side effects. Fortunately, there are things your senior loved one can do to better manage his or her stress levels. 1. Socialize Regularly Aging adults may be…

Surviving cancer is something to be celebrated. However, it’s important for senior cancer survivors to continue maintaining their health using certain strategies. Here are a few suggestions to help your elderly loved one accomplish this. Get Proper Nutrition Cancer treatments can ravage a senior’s body and contribute to malnutrition. Your…

When your senior loved one reaches a point where he or she could benefit from additional support, options typically include in-home care and assisted living. While every situation is unique, making the decision that’s best for your loved one starts with having a clear understanding of the differences between each…