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Senior Independence in Connecticut
Ways to Help Seniors Avoid Social Isolation
Social isolation and loneliness are harmful to the health of older adults. It has been associated with a variety of negative health outcomes in seniors, including depression, an increased risk of stroke or heart attack, dementia, and premature mortal...
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Healthy Bones: An Essential for Worthwhile Aging
Retirement life should not be confined to one place only. Staying inside all day, whether it be at home or in a retirement community, can lead to a sedentary lifestyle that lacks activity. Allowing seniors to explore outside and perform their favorit...
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Getting Rid of Your Aging Parent’s Loneliness
Do you have a lonely parent experiencing emotions of loneliness or depression? Are you having trouble convincing them to leave the house and participate in social events, especially during the holiday season? The danger of loneliness and social isola...
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Simple Ways to Help Seniors Remain Independent at Home
As soon as your loved ones age, everything can go too fast. Their body may succumb to several changes, and it could be tempting to take over and do everything for them. But staying independent is essential for their overall well-being. So, how can yo...
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Constipation Issues? Try These Home Remedies!
Most older persons, especially those 60 years of age and older, frequently develop constipation. Numerous things, including drugs and a bad diet, might contribute to this. The terms “constipation” and “incomplete bowel movement̶...
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Keeping Seniors Safe and Comfortable at Home
There will come a moment when we need to properly discuss our senior loved one’s living arrangement, and when that moment comes, we should be prepared and have our options. When senior loved ones choose to age in their homes, we should let them be....
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