A senior’s physical health impacts the type of long-term care they need. Health challenges can lead to chronic conditions, the need to take medications, mobility issues, and a decline in fine motor skills, among other issues. Any one of these challenges can lead to the need for long-term care or senior care services in some capacity.
These articles cover senior health-related topics to help educate about the intersection of health considerations for older adults and longevity, safety, comfort, and long-term care.
As your loved one ages, you might worry about whether they are safe, eating well, staying active, and thriving. These worries can weigh heavily, but there are solutions that can provide your loved one with the services and assistance they need. Assisted living is a popular option for older adults and their families, offering a […]
Choosing assisted living is a wise decision for many older adults who are looking for a little extra support, peace of mind, and fewer household responsibilities. Among all the amenities and services like chef-prepared meals and regular housekeeping visits, access to daily events and activities designed to enhance socialization as well as physical and mental […]
Pets are an integral part of our lives. Some seniors find companionship and comfort in having a pet. When transitioning to senior living, the possibility of having to give up a pet can add to the anxiety of an already stressful situation. Choosing a senior living community that accepts pets may be a good choice, […]
[Last updated June 23, 2025] As the average person ages, their risk of falling increases. Senior falls can have serious consequences, including injuries like fractures, head trauma, or even death. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), falls are the leading cause of injury-related deaths among older adults. However, many falls are […]
Transitioning from a hospital or skilled nursing facility (SNF) back home can be an overwhelming process. To do so under the restrictions and limitations of Medicare coverage can be even more difficult to Here are some considerations for achieving a safe discharge under Medicare coverage that will ensure optimal recovery and minimize the risk of […]
As we age, our bodies undergo numerous changes, and one area that often bears the brunt of these changes is our legs. From decreased mobility to circulation issues, seniors, especially, face myriad leg-related problems that can impact their quality of life. Common Leg Problems for Seniors: 1. Varicose Veins: Varicose veins are characterized by enlarged, […]
As we age, our healthcare needs tend to become more complex, requiring frequent visits to doctors and specialists. These interactions are crucial for maintaining a senior’s health, yet breakdowns in communication between seniors and healthcare providers are a common challenge that can have serious consequences. In this blog, we will explore the problems that arise […]
Financial anxiety impacts people of all ages, especially seniors. When older adults worry about supporting themselves on a low income, their physical and mental health can suffer. Recognizing how financial anxiety affects seniors’ health can lead them to healthier, more efficient ways of managing their money while keeping their well-being in check. The Cost of […]
Spring is here! What better way to soak in the sun than going outdoors and getting some fresh air? Stepping outside, even for a few minutes, can be relaxing and rejuvenating. Connecting with nature can boost seniors’ health in multiple ways. This season, take time to step outside and enjoy these benefits: Mental Health Boost […]
February is American Heart Month aimed at raising awareness about cardiovascular health and heart disease. According to the American Heart Association, heart disease is one of the leading causes of fatalities in the United States. As we age, our risk of developing heart disease increases, but you can keep your heart healthy and happy even […]