Category: Companions

When you care for an older loved one, it’s important to know how to recognize the signs of a stroke. Strokes are the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S., and the risk of having one increases with age.… Read More

As we get older, we may need home modifications to continue activities of daily living. There are many ways home improvements for aging-in-place can make living spaces more functional for Senior Citizens’ everyday life. For example, ramps and wide doorways… Read More

Social isolation is a risk factor for poor mental and physical well-being. The health impacts of loneliness include things like heart disease, depression, and cognitive decline. This is particularly a problem for Senior Citizens who live alone due to decreased… Read More

As dusk approaches, confusion and anxiety set in. Sundowning in Senior Citizens is the sudden onset of delirium in the early evening, typically between 4pm and 6pm. Symptoms progressively worsen as natural light diminishes and shadows form. Some people may… Read More

Sleep apnea is a severe condition prevalent in Senior Citizens that is associated with dementia, high blood pressure, heart disease, and death. In addition, older adults who have sleep apnea have higher rates of sudden cardiac arrest. Significant sleep apnea… Read More