Pressure sores affect around one out of every ten seniors, and are even more prevalent in people who smoke, are living with a chronic health condition such as diabetes, or who have fragile or thin skin.
Of all the changes that happen as people age, bruising in seniors is one that can be concerning for family members to observe in their loved ones.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , as many as 15 million adults are now living with COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), while still another 12 million may be unknowingly living with the disease.
If you set a resolution for yourself in January to
Driven by the ultimate goals of simply returning to ordinary
The ease of recovery following a stroke can be affected
Incontinence, or decreased bladder control, is a troubling and sensitive
When our parents were young, phones were affixed to walls,
As we go through life’s different stages, our freedom takes on different meanings.
The holiday season is a great opportunity to spend time
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