Scientific research makes it clear that exercise is an important part of healthy aging. Working out not only helps elderly people in Riverdale avoid disease, but it helps them feel better, both physically and emotionally. Do you think your loved one could benefit from an exercise program, but you aren’t sure how to begin? Here…
DetailsTraveling with your elderly relative is often nixed out of hand. Sure, we may have to make some adjustments since as we age we are less likely to get around as easily as when younger. However, elderly loved ones are still able to visit, to reminisce, and to enjoy family and travel destinations. In fact,…
DetailsYounger generations have grown up with the expectation that it’s important to protect their skin from sun damage. But for seniors, it can be hard to embrace the idea. However, as Todt Hill residents age, their skin becomes even more vulnerable to UV damage. Following some basic tips for UV protection can help them keep…
DetailsCLICK HERE FOR OUR “ESSENTIAL DOCUMENTS & EMERGENCY INFORMATION CHECKLIST” FREE DOWNLOAD Unfortunately, so often, when crisis hits, families become paralyzed with fear and dread. Emergency situations are that much more scary when we don’t anticipate or plan properly. In terms of taking charge, adult children are often overwhelmed when they don’t know where to…
DetailsAn Alzheimer’s or dementia diagnosis can be devastating …. and put a lot of stress on a family. For the Alzheimer’s and dementia patient, s/he often can feel their capabilities diminishing and their cognition slip away. For the families, their hearts break as they see the loved one they knew slowly recede. Situations arise among…
DetailsWe all know that good oral hygiene habits are important to protect your smile and keep cavities at bay. But research shows that poor oral health is far more important than people once realized, especially for seniors in New York. Neglected elderly oral health is a common cause of geriatric illnesses. It can be challenging…
DetailsCLICK HERE: Stroke Risk Calculator U.S. Stroke statistics (CDC) ↓ CLICK BELOW ↓ Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States has a stroke. Every 3.5 minutes, someone dies of stroke. Each year, more than 795,000 people in the United States have a stroke. About 610,000 of these are first or new strokes. About 87% of…
DetailsNational Stroke Awareness Month – Assess Your Risk! U.S. Statistics for Stroke Awareness (CDC) Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States has a stroke. Every 3.5 minutes, someone dies of stroke. Every year, more than 795,000 people in the United States have a stroke. About 610,000 of these are first or new strokes. About 87% of all strokes are ischemic strokes, in which…
DetailsResidents with spinal cord injuries are acutely aware of how little medical science can do to help them truly heal. Once the spinal cord has been damaged, there is not much expectation of improvement. The focus is on living the healthiest life possible and coping with the physical challenges that often follow a spinal cord…
DetailsApril is American Diabetes Month Diabetes is a group of diseases that deal with how your body utilizes blood sugar, also known as glucose. Glucose provides energy to our cells; without it, we cannot function. There is Type I and Type II diabetes and it is important to know the significant difference between the two.…
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