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6 Prostate Cancer Symptoms

Annual physicals are important to men as they age, needing senior care, but it’s not a good idea to depend totally on doctors to spot cancer. You need to listen to your body and no

8 Gadgets To Buy For Seniors This Season

Caregivers and family members know how often they worry about the beloved seniors in their family. If you’ve caught yourself fretting about their eating habits, their difficulty wo

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12 Step Program to Preserve Your Health

How do you stay healthy? Where do you get energy from? What do your food and fluid intake have to do with it? What else does it take to keep your health or win it back? How can you

5 Surprising Signs of Dementia

A new study found that difficulty chewing may signal dementia. But anything from your BMI to your mood could be a sign that you’re developing this progressive loss of cognitive fun

5 Warning Signs of Rheumatoid Arthritis

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) affects 1.3 million Americans, and it’s three times more common in women. While RA shares symptoms with other conditions, if you’re experiencing any of th

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6 Tips for Aging with Grace

Remember the old commercial that said, “I’m not getting older. I’m getting better?” Getting older can mean getting better if you follow some simple rules of good health. In spite o

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Accident or Surgery Recovery

The first 24 hours after surgery are a crucial window of time when the healing process begins. Cardinal Senior Care makes the road to recovery easier. People are often discharged f

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Are You Keeping Caregiving Records

The caregiver role is complex and differs for everyone depending on the needs of the care-receiver (patient). Many times, in the beginning, there may only be a few needs, such as p

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Assisted Living versus Nursing Homes

Don’t make the mistake of thinking that an assisted living facility and a nursing home are the same thing. This is actually a very common and unfortunate misunderstanding, which ca

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Assisted Living Checklist

Moving into an assisted living community is just one of many important decisions that need to be made regarding senior care. The next challenge is choosing the right facility for y

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Assessing Home Care Options

All home care is not the same. In-home care can help seniors live safely and comfortably, but assessing options can be a daunting task. There are many home care options, and knowin

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Caregiving in Early Alzheimer’s Disease

Learn about the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease and how caregivers, friends, and family can help. A caregiver’s role often starts with the diagnosis of early-stage Alzheimer’s

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Choices in Senior Housing

Deciding where to live as one ages presents new challenges for many seniors and their families. Anticipating and planning for this stage of life is difficult because how well we wi

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Choosing Home Care that Meet Your Needs

Making the decision to hire a home care service to provide care for your loved one is an important decision and can, at the same time, be very difficult. If an illness or recovery

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Dementia and the Music Therapy Connection

Music therapy for dementia and individuals with Alzheimer’s is so very beneficial. It can spark compelling outcomes even in the very late stages of Alzheimer’s disease. When music

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Elder Home Care Activities for All Seasons

Cardinal Senior Care encourages elder home care activities that promote health and happiness. Research shows that seniors who exercise properly and stay active have a significantly

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Flu Risks for Seniors

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, this year’s flu season is worse than usual, particularly for seniors.  Seniors age 65 and older are at a greater risk f

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Flu Prevention Tips For Older Adults

If you get the flu this year, you’ll be off your feet for quite some time and are at risk for developing a number of serious complications. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and

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Helping Your Parents Take Care of Themselves

Mom and Dad are older now, you’re worried about their health. They don’t eat well or exercise. They were raised in a time when there wasn’t plentiful information about healthy eati

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It’s Happening! Dementia!

It’s happening! Dementia! The parents who loved, nurtured, protected, and provided for me are slipping away. Where are they going? How do I help them? What do I say? Why do I feel

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Low-Sodium Diabetic Recipes for the Holidays

Are you challenged by the task of cooking Christmas dinner for guests who may have restrictive diets?  Here are some yummy, heart-healthy diabetic recipes from diabeticlivingonline

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Non-Medical Home Care

You know Mom needs a little help around the house, but just because she’s having a few problems doesn’t mean you have to move her somewhere else. Taking advantage of the variety of

Osteoporosis 101

Age-related bone loss is more common among women, but men may suffer from osteoporosis too. Osteoporosis is a hot topic for many women and men as they age. Yet not everyone underst

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Managing Caregiver Guilt

Guilt is a common feeling amongst caregivers. It seems all caregivers have a particular experience that sticks out in his or her mind, that they replay over and over again in their

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Recognizing the Signs of Elder Abuse

Elder abuse is more common than many realize.  According to the National Center on Elder Abuse, Bureau of Justice Statistics, almost 10% of the elderly population (those age 60 and

Reduce Caregiver Stress During the Holidays.

Family caregivers are usually overloaded with their responsibilities during the course of the year, but these pressures can take an even greater toll during the holiday season.   T

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Scams Targeting Seniors

Seniors are prime targets for scammers for several reasons; they are more likely to have a substantial savings, they are less likely to report a fraud and they often times have a d

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Senior Home Care is a Family Issue

It takes a family working together to choose the most appropriate option for a loved one’s senior care , to make sure all the senior’s needs and wishes are addressed. Why Is It Imp

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Senior Nutrition: Tips for wholesome eating

Senior nutrition: Tips for wholesome eating Once you’re used to eating nutrient-dense food, your body will feel slow and sluggish if you eat less wholesome fare. Here’s how to get

Seniors and Parkinson’s Disease

April is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month.  According to the Parkinson’s Disease Foundation (PDF), approximately 1 million Americans have this progressive, incurable disease.  P

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The Common Pain You Should Never Ignore

Ignoring the signs of carpal tunnel syndrome can cause permanent damage to your hand. The hand is a miracle of engineering, but it has one design flaw: the tendons that control the

The Health Benefits Behind Coffee

Coffee may be more beneficial than we think. Though it’s a controversial beverage among nutritional experts, a cup of joe does have a few proven perks. With National Coffee Day on

The Number One Killer of Americans

Did you know heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States?  Many think its cancer, but it’s not.  According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, h

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What Can I Expect With In-Home Care?

For families who live away from their senior loved one, in-home care providers offer regular updates to families about the senior’s well-being , and with that, assurance that the s

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What is Home Care?

You’re the family caregiver,the daughter who makes sure dad gets to the doctors, the son who stops by after work to tuck mom safely in at night, or the person responsible for ensur

What Is a Stroke?

A stroke is a health condition that can seem unpredictable and cause permanent damage. But knowing stroke basics can help you be better prepared. A stroke may seem like something t

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Women as Caregivers

Women’s Long-Term Care Needs Women are the major providers of long-term care in this country, but they also have long-term care needs of their own. Women live longer than men, tend

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