Appetite, Hydration, and the Quiet Warning Signs at a Senior’s Kitchen Table
As summer routines wind down and families settle back into fall schedules, the visits to a parent’s home often get […]
As summer routines wind down and families settle back into fall schedules, the visits to a parent’s home often get […]
Every September, during the first week of fall, the aging network across the country observes Falls Prevention Awareness Week. The
Every August, National Immunization Awareness Month reminds us that vaccines are not just for children. For older adults, staying current
What if your loved one needs help with everyday tasks but does not want to leave home? That can leave
What happens when caring for a loved one starts taking over the hours you once spent at work? You may
Summer heat in Georgia can rise quickly, and older adults are among the most vulnerable to its effects. The National
July is UV Safety Awareness Month, which makes it the right time to talk about sun protection for older adults.
Caring for a loved one often comes with many responsibilities. Families want to make sure seniors and individuals with disabilities
Some seniors do not say they are lonely. They just get quieter. They stop calling as much, leave hobbies untouched,
Georgia summers are hot, humid, and unforgiving. By June, the first heat waves have arrived, and for older adults, heat