5 Ways to Encourage Independence While Protecting Against Elder Abuse
Most seniors want to maintain their independence as long as possible. As a caregiver, it’s important that you protect elderly family members while also empowering them to maintain independence whenever feasible. Even if the person
10 Ways to Communicate When a Family Member Has Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s disease can be a devastating diagnosis for your loved one. It impacts every member of your family. Communication becomes more important than ever. From becoming a better listener, to clearly stating instructions, communication is
5 Warning Signs of Depression in Seniors
It’s estimated that millions of seniors in the United States are affected by late-life depression, and only a fraction of those people receive help. Oftentimes this depression is brought on by a health challenge, such
Three Ways Home Security Reduces the Risk of Elder Abuse
Even though elder abuse is a growing problem, it doesn’t mean that your loved one needs to be at risk. You can be proactive in creating a home environment that is safe from preventable threats.
What Seniors Should Watch Out For When Considering Solar
Contributed by Seth Tilley, General Manager, San Diego County Solar A solar electric system can help many homeowners reduce their monthly expenses while adding value to their home. Unfortunately, the solar industry has attracted some
Four Reasons Why Seniors Fall Victim to Financial Scams
Even when it’s staring them in the face, it’s unnerving how easily an elderly person can miss a financial scam. Granted, younger family members can often spot scams a mile away. But why do older