February 10th, 2025
More Steps Leads to Reduced Dementia Risk - Study Shows
Those shoes were meant for walking, and that is what you should do. Research indicates that the more you walk, the more likely you can delay or avoid the onset of dementia.
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February 10th, 2025
Those shoes were meant for walking, and that is what you should do. Research indicates that the more you walk, the more likely you can delay or avoid the onset of dementia.
September 14th, 2022
Caregivers are essential to American families as older adults increasingly need help with daily living activities or supervision due to dementia. One of those caregivers, Katrice Turner of Maryland, has been named the 2022 Caregiver of the Year.
If you own a Long-Term Care Insurance policy, your benefits will follow you when you move. Some companies also offer international benefits. However, if you think you will move, consider the costs of care in that location when designing the policy.
Medicaid is a government-funded medical aid program. Medicaid aims to help low-income individuals pay for medical and long-term care.
June 7th, 2023
Researchers at the National University of Singapore are pioneering an innovative magnetic muscle therapy that improves mobility and body composition in older adults.
December 30th, 2022
The statistics on medication use among older adults in the United States are startling. Some older adults fill 9-13 prescriptions per year (including new prescriptions and refills). Managing the correct usage of medications is vital to quality care.
January 13th, 2022
Staffing and financial problems face many long-term care facilities. Unprepared families may be thrust into the role of being a caregiver where they are normally untrained and unprepared.
A compound inflation rider increases Long-Term Care Insurance benefits by a set percentage each year. Because this percentage is compounded, the benefits increase based on the new total. This can help offset increasing care costs.
April 5th, 2020
American families were paid over $9.2 Billion is Long-Term Care Insurance benefits in 2017. A new study shows the largest claim has paid $2.6 million to one person.
October 5th, 2023
Drug and alcohol abuse in seniors can exacerbate age-related health challenges, leading to faster physical and cognitive decline. Additionally, substance misuse in the elderly heightens the risk of injuries, medication interactions, and social isolation, further compromising their overall well-being.
February 19th, 2024
Adult children caring for aging parents often face the dual challenge of managing their own work and family responsibilities while ensuring their parents receive the care and support they need. This balancing act can lead to emotional and physical stress, underscoring the need for adequate planning and resources.
July 10th, 2023
The use of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) in mental health improves care coordination. It facilitates comprehensive treatment planning for patients with mental health conditions. EHRs enable easy access to patient information and streamline communication among health care providers.