When a senior loved one suffers a hip fracture, most family caregivers focus on the immediate physical recovery. However, did you know such an injury could also impact their cognitive health? Due to the trauma, pain, and potential functional decline because of a hip fracture, there is a strong correlation to an increased risk of […]
Keeping seniors active is not just about improving their physical health—it’s also about enriching their lives through cognitive stimulation and meaningful social connections. While regular movement is essential for all ages, it plays a pivotal role in maintaining seniors’ independence and quality of life. But what do you do when outdoor walks and activities aren’t […]
Navigating the Journey of Memory Loss If you have a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease, it may be difficult to understand why some memories fade more quickly than others. Experts are still studying ways to unravel the brain’s inner workings, but recent research into memory loss may offer a few explanations. Alzheimer’s disease progressively impairs […]
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