Older age and disability can affect how active and social a person is. For disabled adults and seniors with dementia, social and recreational activity is not always easy. The more mobility is limited; the more activity is limited. But, social activity is an important aspect of maintaining independence and a healthy quality of life. Mobility,…
When it comes to taking care of our elderly loved ones, it can be difficult to decide what is best for them as they need more assistance. Some face health problems that require 24 hour medical supervision. However, as most people grow older, they need help with some daily tasks but do not need to…
When and Why You Should See a Geriatrician If you are an older adult or senior citizen, it is imperative that you regularly see a doctor who specializes in treating the unique illnesses and managing the medications that often affect the elderly. These doctors, or geriatricians, are specially trained in treating geriatric patients and often…
As our loved ones grow older, it can be difficult to decide what level of care is best and most affordable. For some families, the choice is clear. For others, research is needed to figure out what the best course of action is for our aging loved ones. The following information will talk about the…
No matter the age, everyone wants to feel independent. Independence helps to maintain the quality of life in elderly and disabled adults. As we grow older, many senior citizens are able to keep their independence for a long time while other seniors struggle with maintaining basic independent skills. The following are some tips to remember…
Adult day care services have become a popular alternative for taking care of our loved ones instead of sending them to nursing homes or paying outrageous prices for in-home care. There are different types and levels of adult day care, making these services specific to individual needs. So, those who need daily assistance and want…
As people age, opportunities to socialize become less and more challenging to attend. Spending all day in retirement, not talking with others, can lead to a decline in quality of life and speed up the aging process. Taking time to socialize with others keeps you sharp, active, and may even help ward off dementia. Attending…
November is National Alzheimer’s and Caregiver’s awareness month. Here at Nevada Adult Day Healthcare Center, we focus on our clients’ needs to help them live a more fulfilling life as they age and may need assistance in their daily activities to remain as independent as possible. We provide an organized and scheduled program during the…
This week we continue our last post about the 10 warning signs of Alzheimer’s Disease. The month of November is Alzheimer’s Disease and Caregiver’s Awareness Month. At Nevada Adult Day Healthcare, we care about providing the best adult care possible for our patients, particularly those with Alzheimer’s Disease. Here’s five more signs that you’re loved…
This week is one of celebration and gratitude. We hope everyone is able to celebrate with loved ones and enjoy this special time. In addition to honoring our friends and family, let’s take time to recognize all the important people in our lives and community who enrich our experience and enliven our city. TeachersGive thanks…