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Question: My father lives with my husband and me. His cognitive health is declining, and I feel it is time to transition him to a memory care community. A few of my siblings agree with my decision, but there are two who oppose it. I would like to know the best way to move forward. It can be incredibly challenging when some family members don’t agree with memory care. When you and your family disagree with

Law enforcement discovers more internet scams against seniors every day in the United States and other parts of the world. Fraudsters lure seniors in over social media sites by pretending to be someone they’re not. Internet scams against seniors are a growing threat. The elderly lose an estimated $3 billion every year to fraud, and Internet scams are responsible for the bulk of this crime. Many seniors are not well-equipped to protect themselves from online fraud.

Did you know that memory care requirements vary from state to facility? This is a quick but valuable post to assist you in searching for the best possible memory care home for a senior loved one. Some facilities may appear to offer the same services but differ in the level of services provided. In the United States, there are many types of senior care facilities – assisted living, nursing homes, and memory care communities in

There are many questions about how to keep an immune system healthy. There are also many ways to compromise it, as we have learned throughout the pandemic. Your immune system is your body’s natural line of defense against germs that cause illness. It works by protecting you against harmful bacteria and viruses. When your immune system is not functioning correctly, you’ll be more susceptible to catching a common cold, flu—or worse. Immune systems can weaken

Do you have a parent or other loved one with mild cognitive impairment symptoms? If so, you are well aware of their confusion. They can exhibit out-of-the-ordinary behaviors, which can be alarming at first. You may be wondering what’s happening to them and how you can help. This is common, and millions of others have been in the same situation before you. Luckily, there are ways to improve mild cognitive impairment symptoms. What is Mild

Caregivers and family members need more patience for seniors with dementia. Have you ever been stuck in an awkward moment with someone who has dementia? If so, then you’re not alone. Even though better treatment for the disease is being developed all the time, it’s still hard to be patient and understanding when people struggle to remember things—or even who they are. It’s hard. You work long hours to help your family members with dementia,