Posted by Declan Davey on Wed Aug 06 2025
Let’s be honest—discussing private physical issues can be embarrassing at times. As a society, we often feel squeamish at the prospect of having open discussions about incontinence. So let’s talk about how to deal with elderly incontinence. Read More
Posted by Chad Birt on Wed Aug 06 2025
Many chronic health problems require special dietary needs, like enteral or parenteral feeding. If your loved one is unable to swallow or digest food normally, these nutritional regimens may be necessary. But what’s the difference between enteral and parenteral feeding? And how can you ensure you’re providing the best possible care? See the differences
Posted by Declan Davey on Wed Aug 06 2025
Whether your loved one is living with Alzheimer’s or another type of dementia, you may have found it challenging, at times, to understand what they truly want or need. Memory problems, speech impairments, and changes to the relationship dynamic can all have an impact… For this reason, we’ve brought together a list of ideas on how to talk to a parent with dementia, so that you can maintain the quality of communication with your parent as much as possible. Read More
Posted by Chad Birt on Tue Aug 05 2025
Dehydration affects between 17-28% of older Americans. While dehydration can occur any time of year, it’s especially common during the summer months, when the days are longer, the temperatures are hotter, and the humidity is higher. In this article, we provide some tips, tricks, and recommendations for proper hydration. Read More
