Senior Health

Five Questions to Ask Before Moving an Elderly Parent

Does your elderly parent have dementia? Here are five questions to ponder if you’re considering having mom or dad move in with the family. As a youngster growing up in a military family, moving was commonplace in fact, we moved six times before I was 12 years old. It’s not so familiar for my family, […]

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Bed Sores: Lawsuits

Bed sores, or pressure sores were once almost seen as inevitable among the bedridden elderly; find out how they can be prevented, treated and if you’re eligible how to claim compensation. Useful information for those affected by pressure or bed sores Introduction Pressure sores, or bed sores as they are also known, were once almost […]

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How to Save Money on Necessary Ongoing Medical Supply Needs

Ongoing medical supply needs that are necessary for maintaining health can be quite costly for seniors. Keeping these costs in line is important for seniors who are on a budget or just want to save some money, as these ongoing costs can quickly add up. This article outlines some way that seniors can save money […]

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Can You Care for Your Elderly Parent at Home?

Caring for elderly parents can be a full time job. Depending on their health issues, they may need help preparing meals, cleaning, bathing, etc. There are options to have outside care givers come into homes and care for the elderly or to have elderly parents live in care facilities. However, these options can be a […]

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Depression in Senior Citizens

It is not uncommon for senior citizens to become depressed, and there are distinct ways to tell when someone you know is struggling with this condition. Depression can be triggered by a number of things. It is important when first noticing the signs and symptoms to address the issue immediately. Choosing to ignore the signs […]

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