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As seniors age, it’s normal for them to experience a few changes in their memory function and thinking skills. However, if the changes in your older loved one’s cognitive abilities are becoming increasingly apparent, he or she may have mild cognitive impairment.  The Prevalence of Mild Cognitive Impairment About 5…

Hearing loss is one of the most common issues among the elderly. Age-related hearing loss can make it difficult for your senior loved one to communicate and interact with other people, which may lead to isolation. However, there are a few ways your loved one can protect his or her…

According to the National Sleep Foundation, up to 24 percent of people over the age of 65 are receiving treatment for four or more health conditions. Statistics also indicate elderly people living with multiple chronic conditions have a greater chance of experiencing sleep deprivation. Family caregivers are intimately familiar with…

When you accompany your senior loved one to the doctor’s office for an appointment, it’s important to be prepared with questions ahead of time. This can help your loved one receive comprehensive care. Ask the following questions during a doctor’s visit. 1. What Changes Should I Watch For? It’s common…