Archive for March 2019

Last Updated: December 26, 2018 Because our parents and senior loved ones are especially prone to ailments that can negatively impact awareness, hearing and speech, it is important to understand these issues as well as how medical professionals can treat them. Learn more about six diseases that are linked to communication disorders in seniors. 6 Diseases…

Last Updated: December 27, 2018 Family gatherings are a wonderful opportunity to come together with the people you love, however, for someone with hearing loss, large gatherings can be overwhelming. Learn more about how to make family gatherings easier for seniors who can’t hear. 6 Ways to Make Family Gatherings Easier for Seniors Who Can’t…

Being able to speak to loved ones is one of the foundations of a relationship. So what do you do when your parents or senior loved ones are no longer verbal? Learn more about how to communicate with non-verbal senior loved ones using these three research-based tips for continuing to enjoy your time together. 3 Steps to…

A seasoned traveler, Lou Appignani relishes exploration and discovery. So when he was diagnosed with an inflammatory condition that affects his skin, he and his wife, Laurie, decided to contribute to medical research at Mayo Clinic to help dermatology experts unravel the mysteries behind skin disorders. As the door opens into Lou and Laurie Appignani’s…

Finding a caregiver support group is an important aspect of self-care, especially for those caring for a parent or senior loved one with dementia. Recent studies have found that involvement in a family caregiver support group can benefit a caregiver’s mental and physical health, as well as their measure of success.  Read our tips on finding…