The role of the caregiver is a tough one, and many children are often thrust into the position without any training or additional support. Witnessing a parent or family member lose their independence is one of the most challenging things …
As we grow older, some change in memory is typical. However, the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease are much more than small lapses in memory. Some of the symptoms of Alzheimer’s is difficulty communicating and learning, as well as …
Getting older brings a lot of changes. Your sight, hearing, muscle strength, coordination, and reflexes aren’t as strong or sharp as they once were. People who suffer from diabetes or heart disease can have issues with balance. All of these …
Did you know that May is ‘Better Hearing and Speech Month?” Hearing healthcare in our seniors is obviously something we feel very passionately about at Browning Geriatric Consulting. So, we want to encourage our clients and loved ones to learn …
November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month Every year at least 3 million people in the US are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia. Despite not having a definitive test for Alzheimer’s, an evaluation can be …
Tips to Help Elderly in the Winter! With the recent winter weather many of our clients have experience additional limitations in their care management and support services, especially those that are homebound. According to Boston Magazine there are 5 key …
Spring Cleaning Tips for your Elderly Loved Ones Even though we are almost into the summer season, it’s not too late to help your loved one get a bit of spring cleaning done before summer hits. In article written by Joan …
Currently, there are more than 30 million licensed drivers age 65 or older. That statistic is growing as the population of 65 and older is the fastest growing demographic in the US. After the age of 75, the risk motorist …
When it comes to care options during difficult life transitions the average person can be left feeling confused and downright overwhelmed. In an article from ParentGiving.com the author explores some of the difficulties that arise as adult children are charged …
Choices give individuals dignity. When it comes to aging with dignity, American seniors need more choices. When the AARP surveyed Americans, 89% percent of those age 55 and older said they would prefer not to leave their current homes. However, …