'Fax 908' diaporamas de présentation

4 Benefits of Increased Dopamine for Aging Adults

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Inspirational Seniors: Active Athletes Over the Age of 70

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5 Ways Reading Can Slow Aging

While reading is considered a relaxing and pleasurable activity, it also offers many health benefits for seniors. See More: http://www.homecareassistancesummit.com/how-reading-slows-aging/

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How Using Your Memory Protects It

The scientists also learned that the quantity of the substance has a direct correlation with the level of brain function. Read More: http://www.homecareassistancenewhaven.com/using-brain-prevents-memory-loss/

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How to Provide Home Care for an Elderly Stroke Survivor

If your senior loved one has experienced a stroke, he or she will need support and assistance during recovery. Read More: http://www.homecareassistancesummit.com/how-to-care-for-seniors-after-a-stroke/

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How Validation Therapy Helps Relieve Dementia Symptoms

Between 1963 and 1980, Naomi Feil developed validation therapy because she was dissatisfied with traditional approaches to dementia care.

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Medication Management Tips for Family Caregivers

When providing Summit at-home care for an elderly loved one, use these medication management strategies. Read More: http://www.homecareassistancesummit.com/medication-management-tips-for-caregivers/

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What Are the Top Causes of Death for Senior Americans?

Based on statistics featured on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website, the leading cause of death for elderly Americans is heart disease, followed by cancer and chronic lower respiratory disease. Summit in-home care professionals discuss these 3 conditions and offer tips on how seniors can reduce their risks of untimely death. See More: http://www.homecareassistancesummit.com/leading-causes-of-death-for-seniors/

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5 Signs Your Aging Loved One Needs In-Home Care

Normal age-related changes do not typically indicate the need for in-home care, but there are a few serious signs families should be watching for to ensure their senior loved ones have the support they need. See More: http://www.homecareassistancesummit.com/signs-seniors-need-home-care/

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New Dementia App Helps Seniors Remember

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