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Simple upgrades help keep seniors safer as they age. A quick check of Dad’s surroundings can reveal where improvements would help.
As the years have gone by, Dad has accumulated lots of possessions. But if you’re noticing the amount of stuff he’s keeping is piling up, you may be worried that it’s becoming a problem.
As Dad grows older, his nutritional needs change. His metabolism slows down, his digestive system works differently and his appetite may seem a bit off. Because of this, his eating habits may be naturally changing as well. But if you’ve been noticing a change that seems drastic, it may signal a problem that goes beyond … Continued
Mom’s taken care of you her whole life—and now’s the time to return the favor. If her cognitive function is declining as she ages, you’ll likely be doing more and more to assist her.
Many seniors would prefer to live independently for as long as possible. Your mom may be one of those people, but her progressing dementia means she’ll need extra protections to stay safe in her home.
As technology becomes more advanced, there’s a fix for everyone, including seniors. In response, many senior living communities have upped their tech game to offer a wide range of support and services that help seniors stay connected, live safely and enjoy their independence. Here’s a look at some of the technologies that can benefit Mom:
Most people think of life insurance as a way to provide for your beneficiaries in the case of your death. But it can be used in many ways to help supplement your retirement benefits. Your financial planner or attorney can discuss all the options with you, which could include:
We all need friends to maintain our health and happiness. The older you get, the harder it may seem to make friends, especially when old friends have moved or are in different life stages. Making new friends when you’re a senior is possible, but you’ll have to put in the effort. Try these steps:
It’s common to hear the terms “dementia” and “Alzheimer’s disease” used interchangeably. However, there are notable differences between the conditions.
Mom’s looking at senior living communities—and she may be ready to make the move. As you’re reviewing her budget together, you may be looking at the best ways to ensure her financial comfort during retirement. For some seniors, a reverse mortgage is an option to consider.
