Senior Living
10 Best Places for Enjoying Fall Foliage in St. Louis
“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” – Albert Camus It’s time for the “second…
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Caregiver Tips
Making Time for a Summer Vacation as a Family Caregiver
As the primary caregiver for a senior loved one, you “make time” for a lot. A typical day could include…
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Health & Wellness
Summer Heat: How to Keep Seniors Safe
For many of us, summertime is spent outdoors vacationing, partaking in leisurely activities, and relaxing with family and friends.…
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Health & Wellness
Summer Travel Health & Safety Tips for Seniors
When you have planned well and prepared, traveling can be a very pleasurable time and create wonderful memories. For…
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Caregiver Tips
Summer Vacation Activities for Seniors with Disabilities
Family travel becomes a little more challenging when some of the travelers are aging and have disabilities to consider.…
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Health & Wellness
How to Safely Enjoy Outdoor Activities for Seniors
Sunshine, warmth, relaxation and a refresh of the mind, body, and spirit are some of the highlights of summertime.…
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Alzheimer’s & Dementia
Understanding the Stages of Dementia
When should you, an adult child of aging parents, begin to educate yourself about the stages of dementia? Ideally,…
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Alzheimer’s & Dementia
Questions to Ask When Choosing a Memory Care Community
Caring for a senior loved one can be challenging, especially when caring for a senior living with memory loss…
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Alzheimer’s & Dementia
What to Do When Your Parent With Alzheimer’s Goes Wandering
The number of reports of lost Alzheimer’s patients—older men and women who’ve wandered by foot or car and are lost for…
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Alzheimer’s & Dementia
How to Have Fun Caregiving for a Senior Loved One
If you are a family caregiver for a senior loved one, the concept of “fun” may be the furthest…
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Alzheimer’s & Dementia
Humor and Laughter — A Great Treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease
Although there is nothing funny about Alzheimer’s disease, humor can be an effective way to cope, both for the family…
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Alzheimer’s & Dementia
What to Do After a Dementia Diagnosis in Your Loved One
Imagine – your 68-year-old father has just been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, and…
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Health & Wellness
Combating Loss of Appetite in the Elderly
Loss of appetite in the elderly does not necessarily mean something is wrong. But when the loss of appetite…
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