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The current drive to help older people live at home for longer may be creating higher levels of isolation and loneliness for them. The emotional wellbeing of our seniors is a sensative issue. We know

Many different factors make it difficult for seniors to eat well — from changing taste buds to a lack of interest in cooking, to medication side effects. On top of that, older adults have different nutritional requirements. Though they

Many seniors are hestaint to hand over their keys as it gives them a sense of independence and freedom to be able to drive. However there are some aged related issues that make it less

It is normal to forget things from time to time. We have all forgotten where we have parked our car. However, forgetting how to use the telephone, or find your way home are probably signs of

We have found a guide that will assist you make simple, affordable changes you can make to support your elderly parents to continue living independently. Ninety-five percent of elderly people living at home say they

Plus, five ways health care professionals can implement patient-centred care with nursing home residents. Caring for the elderly requires two important aspects: firstly, taking a coordinated approach. This means geriatricians, GPs, nursing staff and other

Living in aged care does not spell an end to sexuality. Here’s how we help residents, nursing homes and families work together to address this often taboo subject. One of the most difficult things about

Here’s why GP visits are essential for patients with high medical needs, regardless of where they live. Plus, the general differences in care between hospitals and nursing homes. Most residents in aged care have complex

f you are helping move a parent or friend into palliative care or a nursing home, here are some key considerations about planning ahead. There’s no doubt helping a loved one navigate the later stages