Category: Senior Safety
According to the Population Reference Bureau, the number of American seniors projects to at least double by 2060. Although many people resist the changes that occur with every birthday, …
Tai chi, a form of Chinese martial arts that focuses on slow, controlled movements. It’s low impact and gives people with limited mobility a chance to improve their balance, …
Shingles is a viral infection that follows a varicella-zoster infection, although it can take decades for symptoms of the secondary disease to emerge. The condition presents as a painful …
Learning how to make a family tree can be an easy and fun experience for everyone in the family. You may be wondering how to make a genealogical tree, and …
Did you know that up to 1 in 20 of the elderly have tendencies that are consistent with hoarding? Scientists call the combination of self-neglect, extreme hoarding, squalor, and a …
Seniors need help, but they’re often left to fend for themselves. Over 8 million seniors get support from long term care services yearly. Support agencies aren’t always going to …
Seniors are prone to many different digestive disorders, but even in spite of these disorders, are probably reluctant to give up their daily caffeine habit. Thankfully, there’s a solution …
Signing up for MySSA and using it regularly can now help reduce identity theft risks that have plagued senior citizens for years. Metlife Mature Market Institute estimates that senior citizens …
There has been a common misconception for a long time that technology and seniors simply do not mesh. Although it is true that a portion of seniors feels slightly …
Americans aged 65 and older are among a vast and dynamic part of the population. However, they also face a unique and very particular set of problems. According to …