Swim Safety for Seniors
Posted by Bonnie Joffe on 6/20/2017 to
On the Move
Summer will officially be here in less than 2 weeks, and with that comes the anticipation of participating in all the fun activities that the summer months have to offer. And of course, what better way to cool down than a dip in the pool or a swim in the ocean!
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How Can I Support You: Supporting Stroke Survivors
Posted by Tanika on 5/28/2017 to
Stroke
We hear a lot about stroke prevention and the warning signs of stroke. This is for good reason, having a stroke is an all too common and potentially deadly occurrence.
Focus on Parkinson's Disease: What You May Not Know About Parkinson's
Posted by Tanika on 4/26/2017 to
50,000 new cases of this chronic condition are diagnosed each year, there is currently no cure for it, and an exact cause has not yet been pinpointed. What is this disease and what do we know about it?
Focus on Alzheimer's: Keeping Physically Active
Posted by Tanika on 3/15/2017 to
Alzheimer's is widely known as a disease that slowly destroys the mental capabilities and memory of those who have it. However, its effects are not only limited to the mind. This condition also results in physical limitations. We are going to look at some of the physical effects of Alzheimer's and ways you can minimize and help your loved one or patient overcome these limitations.
Prevent Falls As A Caregiver
Posted by Tanika on 2/1/2017 to
For the Caregiver
Falls and their prevention are a major concern for those who serve as caregivers to the elderly, physically disabled, and those with limited mobility. This concern also extends to the care recipients, often resulting in fear of being alone or in performing activities independently.
Famous People Fall Too
Posted by Matt on 1/18/2017 to
On the Move
Fall prevention is something we know we should put into practice, but sometimes it is emotionally difficult to accept that falling is actually a risk to us in the first place.
