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Understanding Parkinson’s Disease And Getting Treatment
Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is degenerative and progresses over time. Because it affects the brain, it causes interference with mobility. It also affects other neurological functions including the brain’s ability to make dopamine. Dopamine is a chemical transmitter responsible for sending messages from the brain across the nervous system. These messages are for motor function and

How to Keep Your Brain Sharp and Healthy as You Age
Everyone has that momentary memory lapse where you can’t remember why you walked into the kitchen, or you’ve misplaced your car keys. This happens to everyone and it is normal. But when memory loss becomes frequent and more intense, then it might be as a result of other health concerns. Keeping your senior parent’s brain

Is Assisted Living Worth It If I’m Still Pretty Independent?
Assisted living can be worthwhile even if you still manage most things yourself. The deciding factor is whether the support improves your daily life enough to justify the cost and adjustment. You do not have to wait until you cannot dress yourself or prepare a meal before exploring your options. Equally, being older or living

Managing Type 2 Diabetes In Senior Residents
Type 2 diabetes is common in our society and effects young and old people. As the human body ages, being able to manage chronic conditions becomes more challenging and needs closer care and attention. Brooklyn Care is dedicated to the well-being and health of all our senior residents. Type 2 diabetes and symptoms Diabetes stops

Frail Care Communities Help Manage Arthritis
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

How To Help Your Senior Parent Cope With Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is common among senior people, and it happens with age. Sometimes it is also referred to as hearing impairment, or deafness. If you are living with a parent who finds it harder to hear, know that this happens to many folks with time. Be patient and seek the help you need. Hearing loss

Revitalizing Appetite in Seniors: A Comprehensive Guide
Brooklyn Care: As individuals progress in age, a noticeable decline in appetite is often observed, potentially leading to nutritional deficiencies and a subsequent deterioration in health. It is imperative to find innovative and effective strategies to rekindle the desire for food in seniors, ensuring their continued well-being. Building upon the insights shared in my previous

Senior Care that You Can Rely On
Your Elderly Loved One in Good Hands 24/7 at Brooklyn Care Having peace of mind knowing that you’re leaving your elderly parents or grandparents in capable hands is what matters at Brooklyn Care. We understand that being apart is difficult and especially so when finding a reputable facility. We provide trusted care, medical assistance, companionship,

Do Assisted Living Communities Offer Rehabilitation Services?
Yes, some assisted living communities offer access to rehabilitation services through visiting physiotherapists, occupational therapists and other healthcare professionals. However, the services available, frequency of treatment and costs vary between facilities. Having access to a therapist does not mean a community provides the same programme as a dedicated inpatient rehabilitation hospital. Before choosing accommodation, families
