A lot of seniors experience urinary incontinence or a loss of bladder control. This can be due to an underlying medical condition, such as diabetes, menopause, an enlarged prostate, or certain medications. Around 25 million people in the United States experience bladder leakage daily, based on the National Association for Continence.[1] Most …
Alarms are essential whenever a caregiver or a loved one is taking care of an elderly person with Alzheimer’s and dementia or someone that has special needs. The reason why alarms are important is that they will alert the caregiver if the senior or patient is making sudden movements like getting out …
Sleeping is one of the most important activities that we need to do every day, as it allows our body to rest and heal after a stressful or taxing day doing chores, accomplishing work-related tasks in the office, or studying in school. However, many elderly or senior patients with Alzheimer’s and dementia …