Posts by James Ozsvath
Are There Differences Between IADLs and ADLs?
Everyone talks about using ADLs and IADLs to determine when a parent needs home care.
Read MoreTop Ways Dogs Help Relieve Loneliness in the Elderly
Do you have to take care of your elderly loved one? If so, there are numerous tips that might be able to help you do so.
Read MoreJANUARY 2022 NATIONAL DAYS
Enjoy and celebrate the national days for the month of January.
Read MoreHow Does Heart Disease Affect Your Senior?
Heart disease can be a mild issue for your senior, or it can dramatically impact her life. Here’s what you need to know.
Read MoreTips to Simplify Holidays for the Elderly
Does your elderly loved one seem to have a difficult time around the holidays? Maybe, they have diet restrictions that are tough to follow when the holidays come around.
Read MoreDecember National Days
Enjoy the National Holidays for the month of December with some fun activities and events to share with your senior.
Read MoreDoes Dementia Affect Sleeping Habits?
Dementia is a disease that affects the brain, and it can be severe in many cases. It is the loss of brain function.
Read MoreWhat Water-Related Activities are Best For Your Senior
Movement is essential to human health. It is also an excellent way to improve balance and strength so we can live a longer and more active life. While most people know that movement is essential to health, they may not realize that water-based exercise can be a better way to improve their health compared to…
Read MoreTips for Preventing Infections After Surgery
One study found that of 659,486 older patients who underwent surgery, 10.2 percent ended up with an infection. Surgical site infections were the most common type of infection. Your mom is about to undergo a surgical procedure. What can you do to ensure her incision doesn’t become infected? Follow Post-Surgery Guidelines Different surgeries will have…
Read MoreBest Crafts for Seniors with Dementia
Many people have the misconception that seniors with Alzheimer’s and Dementia don’t do anything or can’t do anything. That is not true. A senior with dementia still needs to keep engaged, have a social engagement, and stick to some kind of routine. Simply put, they need to stay happy too, and one of the best…
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