Adults over 60 are at a higher risk for viruses such as influenza and coronavirus. The risk increases for those over 80 or with underlying medical conditions. One contributing factor could be the weakened immune system that comes with age.… Read More
As people get older, their bodies change. Illness or injury may cause decreased physical activity. Senior Citizens may experience suppressed appetite due to social, psychological, or physiological factors. Lifestyle or economic changes often lead to modified food intake. Dietary changes… Read More
Psychological and sociological factors play a significant role in healthy aging. For example, Senior Citizens’ happiness and self-esteem could diminish due to adverse social changes. Many Older Adults experience isolation and loneliness from reduced community, family, and cultural connections. Lonely… Read More
Video calls combat loneliness and brings distant people closer together. However, Senior Citizens may need some help learning how to use modern methods of communication. With these simple steps, you can introduce your elderly loved one to the wonderful world… Read More
The weakening of the immune system naturally occurs as adults age. Thus, it’s more difficult for Senior Citizens to fight influenza (the flu). As symptoms worsen, they can lead to complications such as pneumonia. People over the age of 65… Read More
