Normal Senior Memory Loss or Early Dementia?

Memory loss is a common concern for seniors in Santa Clarita and their families. Deteriorating memory function is an expected part of growing old, however, do not be too quick to write off symptoms to just old age.  It could be something more serious like dementia or...

Caregiver Stress

Dealing With Caregiver Stress The responsibility of caring for an aging parent in Santa Clarita can add a certain amount of stress to an already demanding routine. Children of senior adults often take on the obligation of helping daily or weekly with a parent who...

Diabetes Early Warning Signs

Diabetes Early Warning Signs Diabetes is a common medical condition among seniors. The American Diabetes Association estimates that 25 percent of seniors over the age of 60 have diabetes. It's important to diagnose diabetes as early as possible so that treatment can...

Care After Senior Hip Replacement Surgery

Care For Senior Hip Replacement Surgery As individuals tend to age, their bones become frail and their skeletal system and muscles lose mass and become extremely weak. Due to this scenario, a slight fall can lead to hipbone fracture. In this case, the doctor might...

Dealing with A Low-Sodium Diet

Dealing with A Low-Sodium Diet Salt is the most common cooking seasoning in the world. While moderate levels of salt are not a problem for most people, the sodium contained in salt can cause serious medical problems in a senior diet. Sodium is particularly harmful for...

Helping Seniors Feel Safer at Home

Helping Seniors Feel Safer at Home As seniors age, they may struggle to feel safe even in their own homes. They're at a higher risk for falls, vulnerable in the event of break-ins and vandals, and may struggle to keep up with the maintenance of their own homes....

Lifestyle Changes To Avoid a Stroke

Lifestyle Changes To Avoid a Stroke Strokes are common among senior citizens, and they can be especially dangerous for those who live alone. The disruption in blood flow to the brain leads to the destruction of brain cells, damaging an individual's cognitive abilities...

Family Caregiver: Caring For Yourself

Family Caregiver: Caring For Yourself Taking care of a loved one is never easy, whether it is an aging parent or spouse. After all their love, sacrifice, and being there for you, how could you not be there for them? It is a responsibility you gladly take; however,...

Senior Depression During the Winter

Senior Depression During the Winter As humans, when our normal routine is thrown off a bit, we can become a bit disoriented and even anxious. In the winter months, as the time changes and the days get shorter, some of us can feel a bit down and out. However, what...

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