The majority of people will undergo eyesight deterioration as they age. The process is very gradual, so many people do not realize their eyesight is getting worse. The article explains why deterioration occurs, and looks at the most common ways to spot eyesight deterioration. | Read More →

Alzheimer's disease is a chronic and progressive form of dementia that's characterized by cognitive decline. In the United States, researchers estimate over 5 million seniors suffer from this debilitating disease. The good news is there are ways for family members and loved ones to help seniors cope with Alzheimer's. First, however, family members and loved ones must familiarize themselves with the warning signs of Alzheimer's. This article examines nine of the most common early warning signs of Alzheimer's. | Read More →

More than 60 million people are covered by Medicare. Choosing the proper coverage can appear confusing as Medicare has four basic parts to consider plus seniors may want to obtain supplemental insurance to pay for costs not covered by Medicare. This article briefly discusses Medicare basics including eligibility, cost, what each part of Medicare covers, when to apply, Medigap coverage and more. Once you understand these basics, you will be well on the way to choosing Medicare coverage that will best meet your needs. | Read More →

Elder fraud is a big problem for older people, and it is important to know the warning signs. If you are caring for an elderly family member, your early intervention could save them thousands of dollars and prevent a world of heartache. This article takes a look at seven signs of elder fraud every family member needs to know. | Read More →

While aging is an inevitable process, it can be slowed down or offset by a healthy lifestyle and positive mindset, as this article points out. It outlines five natural ways to counteract the symptoms of aging and maintain a youthful persona. Both mental and physical aspects of getting older are addressed, with recommendations ranging from taking fresh air and exercise to trying new activities and meeting different people. | Read More →

Urinary incontinence and falling are connected in senior citizens for a specific reason. This article explains why this is the case and provides numerous safety measures seniors can implement at home to prevent falling incidents related to this problem. It's important to avoid denial of the issue since doing so can eliminate some effective preventive strategies. | Read More →