Early Signs of Parkinson’s and What to Do About It
If you suspect you or a loved one might have symptoms of Parkinson's disease (PD), learn the next steps to seek a diagnosis and move forward with life. Early detection of Parkinson's disease can lead to a better quality of life and provide peace of mind for...
Women, Retirement and Money
For the majority of our lives, we wake up, commute, work for 8 hours, commute home and get ready to do it all again...
How To Know If A Parent Is Silently Struggling At Home
When you are responsible for helping aging parents who are still living at home (either yours or theirs), it can be...
How To Communicate With Your Family About An Aging Loved One
When you first think of a hard conversation that you need to have with family members, you may be concerned with...
Superfoods For Eye Health
Our eyes are our windows to the world; they allow us to watch movies, sunsets, and the faces of our loved ones. They...
Know the Dangers of Hoarding
Whenever the topic of home safety for the elderly comes up, much attention is focused on taking proper care of the...
Be a Better You: Senior Fitness 101
This is the fourth installment of our “Be A Better You” series, which provides in-depth healthy living tips on the...
Staying Safe In Spring Showers
Aside from being a much-needed reprieve from the cold days of winter, spring is a time of change, of rebirth, of fresh...
Why MS Is So Hard To Diagnose
Multiple Sclerosis affects more than 2.3 million people across the globe, but it remains one of the more difficult...
Falls Are No Joke
With each passing year of life, not much changes in the way that you feel about who you are. Many seniors report...
FAQs on Multiple Sclerosis
When you hear the term ‘chronic condition,’ you may think of heart disease, diabetes or arthritis, but there are many...
