We’re often taught that decreasing fat and sugar intake is critical for losing weight. While those claims might be true, research also shows that there is more to the picture.
How to Make Your Own Weighted Blanket for Seniors, Depression or Anxiety.
Weighted blankets are often expensive to buy, yet they can have large impacts. To get around the problem of cost, this post highlights how you can make such a blanket yourself.
The Challenges of Senior Spending Patterns and Poverty
While finances can be a challenge at any age, the problem is often particularly important for seniors. Seniors often live on a fixed income and may face significant expenses. There are also links between senior spending patterns and poverty. Take a look at the infographic below to see some of the current patterns – and […]
Washington Approves a Long-Term Care Program
Families and caregivers often look for solutions to long-term care challenges. This recent program in Washington may provide some hope.
A Recent Study Questions the Link Between Caregiving and Health
The way that caregiving can compromise physical and mental health seems like a logical pattern. Yet, some studies suggest that the relationship is hyped and that the impacts aren’t as significant as is often assumed.
Finding Home Health Supplies and Medical Equipment for Seniors
In this post we look at home health supplies, including the ways that these can help seniors and what you can expect when looking for these products.