A career as a caregiver can be richly rewarding in ways you might not expect.
Limited physical activity offers important benefits to older adults who live with cognitive impairment.
When you understand these medical risk factors, you can support your older loved one avoid an injury.
You have a lot to juggle as a caregiver, but things can go more smoothly with a little reorganization.
When the demands of caregiving affect you on all fronts, it’s important to seek help.
Even small exercise and diet changes can significantly impact older adults.
These 6 tips will help older adults meet their nutritional needs.
Diet and exercise are not the only important factors to consider for your heart health.
During American Heart Month, healthcare professionals can both teach and model disease prevention.
It can be daunting to contemplate end-of-life issues, but planning ahead can also bring peace of mind.
Support and self-kindness can help caregivers to process this unique form of grief.
Staying connected and active can combat isolation and its negative health impacts.
Opening up to your boss about your workplace needs as a caregiver can help you strike a good balance.
Alzheimer's and dementia can lead to falls, and potentially serious injuries, but there are ways to keep your loved one safer.
Detaching from others can take a serious emotional toll on caregivers, so it's key to stay connected.
Cutting back on unnecessary expenses can help protect your loved one from financial harm.