As the senior population continues to grow, the need for assistance with daily living is becoming more evident. Personal care assistance and senior care services are becoming essential for many aging adults. According to data from The Checkup by SingleCare, seniors 65 and older have a 70% chance of requiring long-term care services soon. This…
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As we age, certain physical changes become more noticeable, and two of the most critical are hearing loss and balance in the elderly. These issues may seem unrelated at first, but they are deeply connected. The inner ear plays a key role in both auditory function and balance, meaning that when hearing deteriorates, stability can…
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A report from the nonprofit organization FAIR Health found a spike in mental health diagnoses among older adults. 6.1% of those 65 and older suffer from depression. The prevalence of memory problems is also increasing. 6.9 million older Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s or dementia. Could these two problems be connected to each other? Do they…
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As America ages, the number of us living with dementia is rising. By 2060, the number of Americans with dementia is set to double, and with it, the cost of caring for this demographic, not to mention the emotional cost that this challenging condition can have on loved ones. Having a parent with dementia comes…
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Are you worried about making ends meet on a fixed income after retirement? According to the National Council on Aging, 15 million senior households face financial insecurity in retirement. Living well while managing a limited budget can feel overwhelming, but thoughtful planning can help you stay secure. Today we’re taking a closer look into financial…
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