A part of marriage is caring for your spouse when they are sick or ailing. Although a spouse with dementia may not visibly appear sick, this person is suffering from memory loss and confusion.

Coffee can help seniors maintain a healthy lifestyle. That is the conclusion of a plethora of studies on the steamy liquid that is synonymous with waking up for many Americans over 60. In fact, the morning brew has been shown to reduce a number of health issues.

Chances are you’re aware of the classic signs of a heart attack: the crushing chest pain, the shortness of breath. But what about heart disease?

There are so many reasons why productive activity is important in all our lives. It provides a sense of purpose and value. It gives us a reason to get out of bed in the morning. It sets the stage for working together with others and provides the opportunity to give and receive praise and positive feedback, just to name a few.

Whether it’s surgery, arthritis, dementia, or the aches and pains of aging, many seniors and caregivers appreciate the simplicity and ease of adaptive clothing.

Recommended Reading for June 2022

These revealing stories from family caregivers—spouses, grown children and grandchildren—share the emotional support and practical tips that you need as you navigate the world of eldercare, especially when Alzheimer’s or other dementias are part of it.

When we're stressed, what happens in our bodies? What are the physical symptoms? How does our behavior change? Greenville PartnerMD health coach Aaron Benator explains.

Itchy eyes, sneezing and a runny nose: you may know that these are common symptoms of seasonal allergies. But did you know that more serious issues like asthma, eczema, nausea and diarrhea can also be symptoms of an allergic reaction?

We’ve been taught to throw out expired food, just to be on the “safe” side. But nearly all of it is fine to eat.