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Dementia and Sleep Disorders
Dementia is a blanket term that refers to a cohort of pathophysiological conditions. The most common form of dementia is Alzheimer’s disease. Other examples of dementia include vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, Parkinson’s disease, Shy-Drager syndrome, Huntington’s disease, alcohol-related dementia, AIDS-related dementia, and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. Common symptoms of dementia include progressive … Continue reading
The Importance of Regular Sleep for the Elderly
Sleep is important for all, especially for the elderly. Sleep is responsible for many aspects of our health, from our energy levels to the state of our mental health. In order to maintain a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle, it is … Continue reading
2 Kinds of Pain That Are Common Among Seniors
We know we have reached our senior years when we can feel discomfort and pain more frequently in different parts of our body. It could start from a simple crack on our knees or a feeling of fatigue on our … Continue reading
How To: Determine If Your Loved One Needs Medical or Non-medical Health Care
We often confuse the two terms. Sometimes we think that medical and non-medical health care are similar in all aspects. They both provide care and treatment for the senior and the sickly but they vary as to the degree of … Continue reading
5 Tips on Caring for ALS Patients
ALS stands for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. ALS is a neuro-degenerative disease that affects the control of your voluntary muscles. If you have this, you will have more difficulty walking, chewing your food, and talking. It gets worse over time. If … Continue reading
What Do You Really Mean by Independent Senior Living?
We have been trained all our lives to do things on our own. When we were babies our parents would teach us how to do the basic things for us to be independent when we grow up. Eventually, we do … Continue reading
Medical Home Care vs Non-Medical Home Care: Is There a Difference?
We often hear about medical home care, then there is non-medical home care, too. These two services look the same but they are different from one another. One pertains to the technical side of care and the other is on … Continue reading

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- Dementia and Sleep Disorders
- The Importance of Regular Sleep for the Elderly
- 2 Kinds of Pain That Are Common Among Seniors
- How To: Determine If Your Loved One Needs Medical or Non-medical Health Care
- 5 Tips on Caring for ALS Patients
- What Do You Really Mean by Independent Senior Living?
- Medical Home Care vs Non-Medical Home Care: Is There a Difference?
- How Can Your Diet Keep You Healthy at an Advanced Age?
- The Convenience of Home Care for the Elderly
- Power Foods for the Heart