A new tool, Go Wish, may be able to help cancer patients and caregivers discuss an uncomfortable topic: end-of-life care. Predicting life expectancy can be challenging for most doctors, especially with a rare cancer like mesothelioma. Go Wish is a card game about end-of-life decisions, focusing on a patient’s goals and priorities no matter the life expectancy. Learn […]
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The holiday season can be loaded with a whirlwind of busyness for the seniors we love, with family gatherings, holiday parties, religious events and services, selecting the ideal gifts for the ones they love. Yet after the holiday decorations are packed away and families have gotten back to the everyday busyness of life, many older […]
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This season of holiday celebrations is the perfect time to spend time with family and friends, but let’s be honest: it’s often also a time for overindulgence in unhealthy meal choices. With a plethora of rich, fatty, and sugary delicacies to choose from at every turn, it’s challenging to abide by a healthy diabetic diet, […]
You’re concerned that Mom may be in need of some help at home, and so naturally, you know exactly where to turn for assistance, right? No? Rest assured – you’re not alone. Millions of people in the U.S. are facing the same dilemma, and most people don’t know much about elder home care services until […]
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As we grow older, it’s common to begin to experience difficulties with everyday activities, such as bathing, dressing, preparing meals, or even driving a vehicle, which can bring on concerns that these challenges mean that we’ll need to give up not only our freedom, but our home as well. But there is good news for […]
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Maintaining a well-balanced diet is particularly important for those undergoing chemotherapy or another type of cancer treatment, but one of the leading side effects preventing patients from eating well is a change in how food tastes. It’s necessary to alleviate this and other obstacles to healthy eating in order to preserve the strength needed for […]
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For so many survivors of breast cancer, the irritation of ongoing hot flashes – sometimes as often as multiple times each day – makes day-to-day life a struggle. And even though there are various treatment methods available, one surprising treatment is starting to gain acceptance: acupuncture for hot flashes following breast cancer. In a recent […]
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Although scores of older adults are dealing with the challenges of Alzheimer’s disease, a far greater number of family caregivers are struggling to care for them. Surprisingly, nearly 75% of dementia caregivers are caring for a loved one with dementia by themselves, with only 26% reaching out for professional care services. Naturally, families want to […]
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The most up-to-date Alzheimer’s statistics are worrying. The illness has become the sixth leading cause of death, overtaking both breast cancer and prostate cancer combined. And even though deaths from several chronic conditions, like cardiovascular illnesses, are decreasing, those from Alzheimer’s have increased in excess of 100%. The toll the disease takes on family caregivers […]
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The CDC shares that upwards of 1/3 of all older adults fall every year, and surprisingly, fewer than half of them discuss those falls with their doctors. When an older adult falls, even if it does not result in serious injury, he or she can develop an increased fear of falling, which can lead to […]
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Game Makes End-of-Life Decisions Easier for Mesothelioma Patients
/in Cancer, Cancer treatment, Caregivers, Home Care, News /by corecubedA new tool, Go Wish, may be able to help cancer patients and caregivers discuss an uncomfortable topic: end-of-life care. Predicting life expectancy can be challenging for most doctors, especially with a rare cancer like mesothelioma. Go Wish is a card game about end-of-life decisions, focusing on a patient’s goals and priorities no matter the life expectancy. Learn […]
Senior Care Tips: Best Ways to Avoid Post-Holiday Depression
/in Caregivers, Home Care, News, Senior Health /by corecubedThe holiday season can be loaded with a whirlwind of busyness for the seniors we love, with family gatherings, holiday parties, religious events and services, selecting the ideal gifts for the ones they love. Yet after the holiday decorations are packed away and families have gotten back to the everyday busyness of life, many older […]
Diabetic Diet: 5 Tips to Successfully Manage the Holidays
/in News, Senior Health, Senior Safety /by corecubedThis season of holiday celebrations is the perfect time to spend time with family and friends, but let’s be honest: it’s often also a time for overindulgence in unhealthy meal choices. With a plethora of rich, fatty, and sugary delicacies to choose from at every turn, it’s challenging to abide by a healthy diabetic diet, […]
Answers to Your Top Elder Home Care Services Questions
/in Home Care, News, Senior Health /by corecubedYou’re concerned that Mom may be in need of some help at home, and so naturally, you know exactly where to turn for assistance, right? No? Rest assured – you’re not alone. Millions of people in the U.S. are facing the same dilemma, and most people don’t know much about elder home care services until […]
Improving Life At Home: The Benefits of Senior Home Care
/in Home Care, News, Senior Health /by corecubedAs we grow older, it’s common to begin to experience difficulties with everyday activities, such as bathing, dressing, preparing meals, or even driving a vehicle, which can bring on concerns that these challenges mean that we’ll need to give up not only our freedom, but our home as well. But there is good news for […]
The Importance of a Well-Balanced Diet for Cancer Patients
/in Cancer, Cancer treatment, News /by corecubedMaintaining a well-balanced diet is particularly important for those undergoing chemotherapy or another type of cancer treatment, but one of the leading side effects preventing patients from eating well is a change in how food tastes. It’s necessary to alleviate this and other obstacles to healthy eating in order to preserve the strength needed for […]
Acupuncture for Hot Flashes Following Breast Cancer
/in Cancer, Cancer treatment, News /by corecubedFor so many survivors of breast cancer, the irritation of ongoing hot flashes – sometimes as often as multiple times each day – makes day-to-day life a struggle. And even though there are various treatment methods available, one surprising treatment is starting to gain acceptance: acupuncture for hot flashes following breast cancer. In a recent […]
Dementia Caregivers Benefit From Professional Help At Home
/in Alzheimers, Alzheimers care, Dementia care, News /by corecubedAlthough scores of older adults are dealing with the challenges of Alzheimer’s disease, a far greater number of family caregivers are struggling to care for them. Surprisingly, nearly 75% of dementia caregivers are caring for a loved one with dementia by themselves, with only 26% reaching out for professional care services. Naturally, families want to […]
What You Need to Know About the Current Alzheimer’s Treatment Options
/in Alzheimers, Alzheimers care, Dementia care, News /by corecubedThe most up-to-date Alzheimer’s statistics are worrying. The illness has become the sixth leading cause of death, overtaking both breast cancer and prostate cancer combined. And even though deaths from several chronic conditions, like cardiovascular illnesses, are decreasing, those from Alzheimer’s have increased in excess of 100%. The toll the disease takes on family caregivers […]
Keeping Fit As You Age: Fall Prevention Exercises for Seniors
/in Caregivers, Home Care, News, senior exercise, Senior Health /by corecubedThe CDC shares that upwards of 1/3 of all older adults fall every year, and surprisingly, fewer than half of them discuss those falls with their doctors. When an older adult falls, even if it does not result in serious injury, he or she can develop an increased fear of falling, which can lead to […]