
Occupational therapy refers to the type of assessment and treatment done that helps people of all ages who have physical, sensory, or cognitive problems. OT can help them regain independence in many areas of their lives. Occupational therapists help ...
Read More ›Sleep allows our bodies to restore themselves after a long day of work. We feel more energized and prepared for the day when we get the full 8 hours of sleep. This is especially important for the elderly to restore their cognitive wellness, as well a...
Read More ›When older adults step into their golden years, many are at a loss of all their newfound spare time. After nearly a lifetime of work, many who choose to retire will require some time to adjust to their new lifestyle. In addition to receiving care and...
Read More ›We use our eyes to perform everyday tasks like preparing meals, taking medication, exercising, and many more. As we get older, maintaining our vision is crucial to retaining independence and high quality of life. In addition to receiving skilled nurs...
Read More ›Brushing three times a day, flossing, and using mouthwash are the basics of maintaining good oral health. However, these basics can be difficult for our senior loved ones due to normal, physiological changes that come with aging such as changes in co...
Read More ›We can become so preoccupied with our loved one’s physical health that we overlook their emotional health. Anxiety disorders are the most common type of mental illness. Anxiety affects 10 to 20% of older persons, and the disease can have a sign...
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