According to Health In Aging, it’s estimated that 30% of older adults deal with urinary incontinence. Though it can feel embarrassing, it’s important to remember that adult incontinence is quite common. And there are a variety of ways that you can deal with it in your daily life. One of the most practical options is…
Whether you’re entering your golden years or have a loved one who is, now is the time to start thinking about when to stop driving. It’s well-known that older Americans are involved in accidents at disproportionate rates compared to other age groups. To keep yourself and others in your community safe, there will come a…
One missed step. One moment of dizziness. One unexpected fall. For many seniors, that’s all it takes to change everything. Hearing loss and balance in the elderly are more connected than most people realize. The inner ear isn’t just for hearing; it also controls equilibrium. When hearing declines, stability suffers, increasing the risk of falls,…
Almost 35% of American seniors say that they feel isolated from others, according to the University of Michigan National Poll on Healthy Aging. Loneliness among seniors can stem from retirement, loss of loved ones, or even limited mobility. A sense of isolation can have major effects on one’s mental and physical health. The good news…
You’re scrolling through listings for senior living communities in Tulsa, and the photos look amazing – beautiful courtyards, on-site dining, and all the amenities you could want. But then you think: What’s the actual price tag? Whether you’re planning for yourself or helping a loved one, the cost of senior living can feel like a…