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Whether you’re a property owner planning the future of your estate or you are inheriting property from a loved one who passed away, you might need to learn more about inheritance taxes on US property before moving forward.
Brain lags happen to people regardless of age. Teenagers, adults, even kids sometimes get in a room while completely forgetting what they’re doing there in the first place. Sometimes we can’t remember what two times two is; sometimes we simply can’t remember the names of people we’ve just spent a dozen hours with.
June 15th is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Abuse can happen to anyone, but the elderly are particularly vulnerable. Abuse comes in all forms and isn't always just physical.
As you get older, food doesn’t become any less important. Diet is arguably something that seniors should pay even more attention to because as you age your body changes and certain normal bodily functions weaken.
Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) is a severe chronic and disabling disease that affects many people's lives. This disease is present all around the world, with a prevalence rate of 0.3 to 1.2%.
June is Men's Health Awareness month. Men have specific health issues that could arise if they aren't taking care of themselves. For this reason, it's important to encourage men, especially those ignoring their health and annual doctor's checkups, to keep up with their doctor appointments.
Healthcare services for older adults require deep-rooted knowledge and an enriching experience for nursing students to be able to cater to the healthcare needs of old patients.
What is In-Home Care? In-Home Care includes any support services that are professionally provided to someone in their home. These services allow the person receiving them, to continue living in their home safely.
With the Covid-19 pandemic continuing, seniors who are 60 years plus and other vulnerable individuals are looking for a safer way to go shopping. Many stores are offering dedicated hours for seniors on certain days of the week to allow them time to shop with less people in the stores.
There's no question that being a caregiver for anyone at any age is a lot of hard work. There can be a lot of things to keep track of such as medical appointments, monitoring medications, assisting with basic needs such as ADLs (activities of daily living), meal preparation and so much more.
