Dementia is often miss understood, or not even recognised. This condition not only changes the lives of the patient diagnosed, but also the lives of their loved ones. How can you tell if your senior loved one may have dementia? Different types of dementia: Symptoms and treatment Dementia is defined as the loss of memory,

Cataracts are a common eye condition in elderly people and are sometimes part of ageing. It can cause many complications with vision and could even lead to vision loss. Being able to see the symptoms and seek treatment is very important. What are cataracts and how will I know if my elderly parent has it?

UTI “urinary tract infection” is commonly caused due to a bacterial infection. Urinary tract disease can affect the urethra, renal pelvis, ureters, bladder, and kidneys because these comprise of the organs in the urinary tract. When UTI’s occur in elderly, it often results in confusion as opposed to the typical symptoms that include burning during

Navigating the Golden Years Together: As the sands of time shift and our parents transition into their golden years, the responsibility often falls upon us to ensure their days are filled with comfort, love, and dignity. But how do we balance the demands of modern life with the needs of our aging loved ones? How

With age comes the natural wear and tear of the body’s bones and joints. This can lead to arthritis rheumatoid conditions which can put a hamper on mobility and joint function. At the same time, it makes daily living situations more challenging. Senior care facilities will give you and your loved one the peace of

Osteoporosis is common amongst elderly folks and it changes the way they live their lives. Once the diagnosis of osteoporosis is completed, certain lifestyle changes cannot be avoided. From eating a specific diet to help strengthen their bones, to suitable exercises that are gentle on joints yet good for mobility. These are necessary. Understanding osteoporosis