How well do you know your smartphone, and what features are the most useful for you? According to a study published in Computers in Human Behavior, about 45% of phone usage in seniors is used for socializing and staying connected with loved ones. But with how complex smartphones are, using your phone for this purpose…
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Did you know that over 50% of people experience sensitive skin, according to Goodskin? Some of it is due to aging and environmental factors. This common concern can make finding comfortable and irritation-free clothing a challenge. For seniors, the right fabrics and thoughtful design choices can help prevent discomfort and promote healthier skin. So let’s…
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Photo albums are valuable tools for memory recall and maintaining connections to the past. These tools, including memory boxes, are frequently used in memory care programs to improve cognitive function in seniors. A study published by Personal and Ubiquitous Computing found that an “augmented physical-and-digital photobook” boosts multisensory awareness of events, improving “social interaction” inspired…
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It’s alarming that 8% of deaths in people 70 and older can be attributed to physical inactivity, according to America’s Health Rankings. For seniors, regular exercise helps maintain mobility, balance, and overall health. However, exercising safely is crucial to avoid injuries. How can seniors stay active without putting themselves at risk? Read on for our…
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Social engagement can improve the physical and mental well-being of seniors, according to BioMed Central. By staying engaged in social and community programs, seniors can engage in physical activity, interact with peers, and pursue a healthy lifestyle post-retirement. Developing activities for seniors while at home can be tough. That’s where assisted living communities come in.…
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