When you speak to your aging parent, do they keep saying, “what?” Do they answer with something that is not what you asked? These are hints that hearing loss may be a problem. Typically, it gradually gets worse over time. And perhaps you have noticed that when anyone suggests hearing aids, there is resistance. That […]
A nourishing diet is more than a trend—it’s a lifeline. Read about new cookbook following the trend The post Eat to Love: Where Health Meets Flavor appeared first on Healthy Aging®.
Early onset dementia affects adults under 65 during some of life’s most active years—this guide explores symptoms, challenges, and where families can find meaningful support.
Today we’re covering a touchstone resource for geriatricians: the “Beers List” of medications that older adults should avoid or use with caution. (Technically, it’s called “The AGS Beers Criteria® for Potentially Inappropriate Medication Use in Older Adults.” I personally think of it as the list of “risky medications” for older adults.) If you want to […]
Why Silver Sunday is a day for fun, learning and celebration, whether you’re 9 or 99!
Garden to Table recipes for the season The post Celebrate Spring with Vegan Spring Rolls and More . . . appeared first on Healthy Aging®.
We learn why a thriving Caribbean Club from Age UK Hillingdon, Harrow & Brent is going from strength to strength.
We speak to Rose Ayling-Ellis about her new documentary, challenging assumptions, and learning in later life.
Use it or lose it even when it comes to your brain The post Stay Active, Stay Sharp: Why Lifelong Engagement Is the Key to Brain Health appeared first on Healthy Aging®.
When Michele Boyle’s husband was diagnosed with dementia, she faced the overwhelming reality of becoming his caregiver—until IOA’s Caregiver Coaching program helped her find structure, support, and a sense of stability. Through personalized guidance and community resources, Michele learned how to care for her husband and herself.