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Caring for the Elderly Blog

Older adults may struggle to fall asleep. Natural sleep aids can help seniors with insomnia sleep better and relieve bodily aches. Such sleep aids include chamomile, valerian, and melatonin. We discuss these remedies in depth and share tips to help older adults develop healthier sleeping habits.
Seniors struggling with anxiety may experience difficulty sleeping, eating, and completing daily tasks. Making dietary changes, drinking more water, and practicing breathing exercises are just a few ways seniors can manage anxiety. We share a few best practices for seniors living with an anxiety disorder.
Tooth decay and oral bacterial infections are more common among seniors due to underlying health conditions. Yet, there are preventative measures older adults can take to maintain good oral health. We outline a few best dental health practices for seniors.
While old age can make outdoor activities more difficult, seniors can still have fun with the help of a caregiver. With extra support, seniors can engage in fun summer activities like fishing, canoeing, and visiting preservation sites. We share a few fun activities for caregivers and seniors to make the most of summer.
Seniors are prone to heat strokes as their bodies are unable to effectively regulate temperature. Caregivers can ensure seniors are taking the appropriate precautions when going out on extremely hot and humid days. We share a few tips to help seniors keep cool during the summer.
Seniors value their independence and can become frustrated when they are no longer able to complete tasks on their own. Caregivers can help aging adults retain some level of autonomy in their lives, while offering peace of mind to concerned family and friends.
Studies suggest companionship boosts health at old age and reduces the risk of developing serious cardiovascular and neurological conditions. While maintaining friendships can be difficult for seniors, we outline the importance of creating a strong social network at old age.
Older adults are more susceptible to falls and can sustain serious injuries from lack of supports. Fall-proofing your loved ones' home can prevent them from sustaining serious fall-related injuries. We outline a few quick tips families can implement to adequately fall proof a senior's home.
Aging adults may feel uncertain about their future. Poor financial planning, deteriorating health, and lack of companionship are some of the most common fears of aging adults. We consider such concerns in depth and offer tips to help families talk to their loved ones about their fears of aging.

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