Your Dad’s Refusal to Take Walks Could Be Caused by Foot Pain
Foot pain is pretty common in older men and women. Estimates on the number of people with foot pain range from 20 to 40 percent. If your dad is suffering from foot pain, he’s not alone. He may not be telling you about it, however. It’s important to know if your dad is dealing with…
Read MoreBrain Game Ideas That Your Elderly Loved One Might Enjoy
Were you aware that your elderly loved one’s physical health isn’t all that matters? Yes, you would like to see them stay heart-healthy and make sure they manage their weight. However, you should also help them to keep their brain healthy, too. Luckily, there are many brain game ideas that could help your elderly loved…
Read MoreHello 2021!
Goodbye 2020, and hello 2021! Millions of people are incredibly happy to see 2020 in the rearview mirror due to the challenges of last year. In fact, it has made us extremely cautious in our approach to 2021. Many resolutions or intentions this year are now more essential such as seeking employment, housing, and food…
Read MoreLessons You Might Learn Caring for Someone with Alzheimer’s
Caring for somebody who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s is going to be a challenge. There’s no getting around that simple fact. Just because this is a family member, possibly your mother or father or even a spouse doesn’t mean it’s going to be easy. In fact, many family caregivers make the common mistake of…
Read MoreOut With the Old and In With the New- 8 Things to Get Rid of This Year
Are you the primary caregiver for a parent or loved one who requires daily care at home? If so, you probably feel overwhelmed, overworked, and maybe even under-appreciated, and may wonder how you can go on doing this alone. With a new year comes a time for reflection and planning, and we have come up with a…
Read MoreCommunity Partnership Spotlight
During the holiday season, many of us take the time to reflect on the many blessings with family and friends over a special meal. This year, the holidays will be different for many families due to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Not only will we have less people at our tables, but in several…
Read MoreDifficult Questions You May Need To Ask Your Elderly Loved One
When your elderly loved one gets into their 70’s, 80’s, or even older, you might need to start talking to them about the help they need. There may be some questions that are difficult for you to ask your elderly loved one. However, if you can ask the questions that are mentioned here, you can…
Read MoreHow to Help Your Elderly Loved One Change Their Bad Habits?
Does your elderly loved one have bad habits? Everyone seems to have something negative that they partake in. For your elderly loved one, this could be drinking, smoking cigarettes, eating greasy food, or something else. The good news is that you and home care providers can help your elderly loved one to change their bad…
Read MoreGiving Back in the Community
“As a member of the community, it is important to give back to those that need it the most. Each month, Modern Vintage will donate to a non-profit organization within our service area. For the month of November, we have chosen to partner with Second Mile Ministries and provide 500 masks to help the many volunteers…
Read MoreEye Problems Your Parents Need to Ask Their Eye Doctor About
Aging does increase the risk of eye disease and concerning eye conditions. Here are some of the more common eye conditions and diseases to occur as your parents get older. Age-Related Macular Degeneration The macula is found within the retina. It’s the part of the retina that provides detail that helps you recognize facial features and…
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