• No one can escape aging or the many physical, mental, and emotional changes it brings. Like a river constantly changing its course, the path of aging brings inevitable transformations that challenge our preconceived notions of life’s later chapters. Yet, these changes need not be viewed as limitations, but rather as opportunities for growth, adaptation, and […]

  • Fall prevention for dementia patients is a common concern. Why? People with dementia ( a progressive neurological disorder) are at significantly higher risk of falling. They are four to five times more likely to fall compared to those without cognitive impairment. Furthermore, if they do fall, their risk of sustaining a fracture is three times […]

  • Memory loss in seniors is a growing concern as our population ages. It can lead to frustration, anxiety, and a decline in quality of life. According to the World Health Organization, over 55 million people worldwide live with dementia, and around 10 million new cases are diagnosed every year. While memory challenges can be frustrating […]

  • As flu season turns up the dial, one question often comes to mind: Why does the flu hit older adults so hard? It’s a perfect storm where senior flu prevention becomes key since their natural aging nudges immune systems into a less active state, amplifying the impact of flu symptoms. For caregivers, ensuring flu season […]