The people working in nursing homes do not need blame right now. They do need supplies, encouragement, and love. The post Covid & Culture Change appeared first on ChangingAging.
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society Research Summary As people age, cancer becomes an increasing health concern. Solid cancer tumors are cancers that don’t affect the blood and inste...
Why is coronavirus spreading across the US? Not because a virulent virus jumped from an animal into a human. Not because of China, or selfish youngers and clueless olders. COVID is spreading because t...
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society Research Summary “Potentially inappropriate medications (PIMs)” are treatments that sometimes pose risks that outweigh their benefits, parti...
Sensory stimulation for those who are struggling with dementia can provide soothing for those who are agitated. It can calm them. Engaging in an activity throughout the day has also been shown to help...
Medical emergencies are not uncommon for our senior loved ones who are aging in place. Family caregivers are always at the ready to help their older adults navigate the options for emergency care and ...
If you are caring for someone who lives in a long-term care facility, you may have questions about their care and well-being during the coronavirus crisis. You’ve probably wondered whether ...
I had hoped, with the current focus on healthcare workers as heroes, that the demonizing of nursing homes would cease during the pandemic. The post Nursing Homes Need Support, Not Blame appeared first...
I had hoped, with the current focus on healthcare workers as heroes, that the demonizing of nursing homes would cease during the pandemic. The post Nursing Homes Need Support, Not Blame appeared first...
Unfortunately, some people—including criminals—often look for opportunities to take advantage of others during times of national crisis. The current COVID-19 pandemic creates a perfect env...