My message is this: stay away from hospitals unless absolutely necessary—especially if you’re an older adult.

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Take a look at this video, do you think it represents Dementia correctly?

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In an era of near daily stunning advances in medicine, what constitutes the “heroic measures” so many people say they do not want?

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Depression, loneliness can be factors, especially for women 75 and older

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Asking relevant questions and reviewing information to make sure your voice and the opinion of your loved one are heard can be more difficult than you think.

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For patients living with dementia and families coping with the challenges facing their loved one, many questions have to be addressed by knowledgeable and compassionate healthcare providers.

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Having a loved one in hospital is one of the most stressful experiences a caregiver can have. It’s often fraught with fear, confusion, frustration and disappointment—but it can also be a productive learning experience that enhances a senior’s life. What makes the difference?

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Many older adults experience sudden and serious life changes, which are often a source of anxiety.

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The health of our elders is often the effect of multiple, conflicting diagnoses and may be hard to confirm. For instance, the complications of Alzheimer’s disease, such as eating disorders, constipation and malnutrition, are frequent.

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