Getting older can even impact feet. The body changes as people age. No surprise there. Sometimes, these shifts are dramatic, as in the case of puberty. Other times, the changes are more subtle. According to a recent Verywell Health article titled “How Aging Affects Your Feet,” feet often experience more gradual change over time. Collagen production and […]
Climbing stairs can help older adults stay healthy. Stairs have long been considered good exercise. Perhaps you played a sport where your coaches had you run stairs for conditioning. Think stadium or field house stairs. Maybe you have seen or used a “stair-stepper” at the local gym. Even if you have never been to a […]
Making home improvements can help people live more independently as they age. Houses require a lot of TLC. At the minimum they require maintenance. People often also choose to make renovations to the home by updating flooring, bathrooms, and kitchens. These improvements often increase the value of the home. According to a recent US News […]
Crossword puzzles may facilitate cognitive health in aging populations. Words are hard. This is especially true of the English language. The vocabulary is vast. It is filled with unique rules and exceptions to rules for grammar and conjugation. When Gretchen and I were living in Germany (many "moons ago"), we became painfully aware how difficult […]
An Amazon Alexa feature may be helpful for seniors living independently. As people age, their risk for a variety of illnesses and accidents increases. Should an accident or medical emergency occur, the dangers are severe, especially for seniors living alone. They have no one around to hear their cries for help or witness an injury. […]
Winter weather can place seniors at risk. Seasons have their benefits and their risks in Kansas and Missouri. Springs and Summers can bring hail and tornadoes. Summers can become unbearably hot and humid. Fall brings pumpkin spiced anything. Winter can bring cold, ice, and snow. Oh, my! According to a recent The Spokesman-Review article titled […]
Climbing stairs can help prevent injury as you age. The ability to balance is vital to mobility. Mobility is key to living an independent life. Instability can lead to falls and serious injury in seniors. There is a reason why homes with master bedrooms on the ground floor sell like hot cakes to retirees. According […]
Many scams involve the guise of tech support. Technology is a significant part of our lives. <understatement?> Unfortunately, technology is not always reliable and can easily malfunction. <understatement!> As a result, many Americans rely on the services of tech support to fix this issues. According to a recent Kiplinger article titled “Tech Support Fraud Targets […]
Seniors often complain of sleep problems. The human body requires rest to function properly. Most people notice when their sleeping habits and quality are poor. Mild effects of poor rest include irritability and tiredness. Prolonged "sleeping" challenges can lead to greater health issues. According to a recent Medicare Advantage article titled “Seniors and Sleep: How […]
Some people require Medigap policies to supplement their Medicare coverage. Medicare provides medical coverage for senior Americans. About 62.3 million individuals are enrolled in Medicare. Many people require more coverage than what they receive through Medicare. According to a recent CNBC article titled “A ‘Medigap’ policy picks up some costs that Medicare won’t. Here are […]
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