Better with Age

There are plenty of ways a caregiver can take better care of themselves, so find a few that will work best for you and your situation.

Here are five important things to consider before taking on more caregiving for your older family members.

Following are seven ways to help you manage the day-to-day challenges of providing quality care while also managing a job — so you can succeed in both arenas.

If you’re one of the 22 million Americans over 55 years and living alone, you want to do so safely and well. We compiled expert advice to help you grow older on your own.

Many people have untreated COPD, which makes breathing hard. Here’s what you need to know about the disease so you can breathe easier.

If you’re a family caregiver, the following are some considerations before you go on vacation – whether you’re taking time off for a week or a weekend.

Iron is an essential mineral that our bodies need to survive. But did you know that iron also plays a vital role in brain function?

Following are two major areas of focus where you should concentrate your efforts when looking to reduce the cost of caring for your parent or loved one.

Your brain, just like any other organ or muscle, needs to be taken care of. There are easy ways you can be good to your brain.

Choosing between these two options is a struggle for the senior’s loved ones. Here are some considerations to help make the decision easier.