The Role Of Family In Senior Care
Around 63 million American adults act as family caregivers to a relative with a medical condition or disability in the U.S. Keep reading to learn more about how…
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What Causes Unexplained Bruising In Seniors?
Bruises are a common occurrence affecting people of all ages. However, as people age, they may bruise more easily. In some cases, an elderly person’s bruising can also…
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How To Help Your Loved One Adjust To Skilled Nursing
As people age, they’re at risk of health issues, such as diabetes, arthritis, and hypertension. The risk of accidental injuries also increases; injuries from falls send three million…
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What Is The Difference Between A Tracheostomy And A Tracheotomy?
Tracheotomy and tracheostomy are similar medical terms, and they’re related, so it can be confusing for those unfamiliar with these terms to understand the difference. When considering immediate…
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The Role Of Dietitians In Skilled Nursing Facilities
Just as nutrition plays a critical role in the health of individuals, dieticians play a critical role in both the health of our patients and our organization. Our…
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Healthy Sleep Habits For Seniors
For anyone, sleep plays an important role in both physical and mental health. While the exact mechanisms and effects of sleep are not yet perfectly understood by science,…
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Guide To Moving A Parent To Skilled Nursing
Putting a parent in a nursing home can be a challenging and emotional time. The people that have cared for you their whole lives now need care themselves….
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Mobility Exercises For Seniors
By age 70, as many as one in every three individuals begin to struggle with their mobility, according to this 2023 study. Luckily, by incorporating mobility exercises for…
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IADLs vs. ADLs: Learn the Difference To Empower Independence
As you or your loved ones age, you may face many decisions about medical and personal care. For many, this involves learning about the differences between in-home, assisted…
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Tips For Managing Arthritis In The Elderly In Skilled Nursing Care
Arthritis is the third most common condition affecting older adults, affecting 51% of those 65 and older. Symptoms include: Arthritis also reduces a person’s range of motion and…
