Elderly Care Articles

Party Themes - Ideas & Tips
By: David Kowalczyk - Mar 28, 2008
Do you require thoughts for your themes? Well look no further we are able to assist the spark your original juices by going over more than a few...
Baby Boomers Now Caring For Parents Experiencing Similar Issues
By: Pamela Dombrowski-Wilson - Dec 24, 2007
Baby boomers between the ages of 43 and 61 are now beginning to personally experience some of the health issues faced by their parents and they are...
Role Reversal - When Parents Resist
By: Pamela Dombrowski-Wilson - Aug 17, 2007
Roles change as parents age. Children often see role reversal in that they become the parent and their parents revert to childlike behaviors. This...
Electric Wheelchairs Versus Conventional Wheelchairs
By: Kip Goldhammer - Nov 5, 2007
Though there are manual wheelchairs, the electric wheelchair is a better choice for those permanently confined to a wheelchair.
Options are Available to Care for the Elderly
By: Thomas Henricks - Jan 1, 2008
The needs and resources to care for the elderly have changed considerably in recent years. A number of excellent options are available to satsify...
Americans Shocked to Learn that Medicare Does Not Pay for All Healthcare Expenses
By: Pamela Dombrowski-Wilson - Apr 3, 2008
Many Americans believe that the government pays for all health expenses once they participate in Medicare. Not true. Medicare does not pay for the...
My Kids Will Care for Me - And Other Myths About Aging
By: Pamela Dombrowski-Wilson - Apr 3, 2008
Parents often believe, rather they expect, children will care for them as they age. This is not always the case. Learn common myths about...
Tips when Buying a Mobility Scooter
By: Shaun Parker - Oct 11, 2007
A mobility scooter can be a life-saver giving the user independence and freedom to make short journeys around town or to visit the family. This...
Monitoring Your Health: Four Measures to Know
By: Pamela Dombrowski-Wilson - Nov 9, 2007
Many individuals hear the measures for blood pressure and cholesterol from physicians and do not really understand what they mean. This article...
Dementia Treatment
By: Golden Orchard - Jul 8, 2008
When you have a family member who is suffering from the dementia that is caused by Alzheimer's, it's difficult to know which path to follow in...
Aging parents: Information you need in case of a medical emergency
By: Martin Sabel - Feb 26, 2008
How well do you know the health needs of your aging parent? Having the right information on hand in a medical emergency can mean the differences...
Elder Care Home Safety Tips
By: Jerry Glynn - Jan 31, 2009
Quality of life is important for anybody. But, as you age, it's very key that you have a safe environment to live in. This articles offers tips on...
Dating Tips For Older Seniors
By: Rebecca Sharp Colmer - Feb 1, 2009
This article lists 20 tips to help seniors get back into the dating world.
Funeral Costs - A Final Expense
By: Kenneth Scott - Feb 27, 2008
Death is inevitable and he who takes birth must one day leave for heavenly abode. Most of us avoid talking about death and funerals but the fact is...
Five Ways to Avoid Financially Supporting Aging Parents
By: Pamela Dombrowski-Wilson - Apr 3, 2008
Many older adults are not financially prepared for unexpected health care expenses during retirement and often look to children or other family...
Top 25 Interview Questions You Should Ask a Potential Caregiver
By: Rebecca Sharp Colmer - Sep 15, 2008
This article is about how to interview a potential caregiver.
Avoid Nursing Homes by Planning Ahead
By: Pamela Dombrowski-Wilson - May 25, 2008
According to a survey by John Hancock, persons would rather die or go bankrupt that live in a nursing home. Learn about planning ahead so that you...
Medication Management Tips For Seniors And Caregivers
By: Jerry Glynn - Jan 31, 2009
Organizing medications, pills and vitamins can be a hazzle. For the senior living person, this can be an amplified issue. Learn tips on how to stay...
Why Some People Should Not Be Care Givers
By: Susan Ellis - Jan 1, 2008
Society believes all are capable of being caregivers; that families should look after their own. But care giving is a learned skill. What happens...
Caring for the Elderly
By: Jonathon Hardcastle - Dec 16, 2007
Caring for the elderly is one of the most challenging and rewarding jobs in nursing. Demanding a great deal of tact and care, looking after elderly...