The threat of Dehydration in Seniors
Dehydration is dangerous for senior health It’s summer. It’s hot! In these conditions, drinking enough water is important for everyone, but especially for older adults who are at greater risk for dehydration. A study conducted by UCLA unveiled that a...
Preparing Your Home for Knee or Hip Surgery
Over time, many of us experience knee or hip pain, and physical therapy, pain-relief medication, minor surgery, or some combination of these provides relief. But for some, knee and hip problems become so intractable that a knee or hip replacement offers the best...
What you need to know about bed sores
If you are caring for an older adult who has limited mobility or any person confined to a bed, recliner, or wheelchair, knowing your way around bed sores is a must. These seemingly harmless wounds can quickly escalate into life-threatening conditions. This is what you...
Helpful tips for managing bedsores
Elderly individuals who have limited mobility face a potential risk of developing painful bed sores, also known as pressure sores. Prolonged periods of sitting or lying in the same position can lead to the formation of these sores, which can, if untreated, be...