Healthy aging is about more than physical health. Staying socially connected, maintaining meaningful relationships, and having regular opportunities for conversation and engagement can all play an important role in a senior’s overall quality of life. For older adults living alone, however, maintaining those connections can become increasingly difficult. Changes in mobility, retirement, the loss of a spouse or friends, health…
Managing medications can become increasingly complicated with age. A senior may take several prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, or supplements throughout the day, each with its own instructions and schedule. Even someone who has independently managed medications for years can begin having difficulty keeping track of everything. For families, changes in a loved one’s medication routine can be an important sign…
