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What is Arthritis? (Living at Home with Arthritis Part 1 of 7)
In this video, Area Vice President Marzia Puccioni Shields from the Arthritis Foundation talks about the different forms of arthritis and their characteristics.
Arthritis Symptoms and Warning Signs (Living at Home with Arthritis Part 2 of 7)
In this video, certified senior advisor Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care talks about the symptoms associated with the different forms of arthritis.
Arthritis Diagnosis (Living at Home with Arthritis Part 3 of 7)
In this video, certified senior advisor Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care explains how arthritis is diagnosed, and the kinds of medical specialists who can help.
Arthritis Medical Treatments (Living at Home with Arthritis Part 4 of 7)
In this video, Area Vice President Marzia Puccioni Shields from the Arthritis Foundation talks about some of the common arthritis treatment options available
Tips for Living with Arthritis - (Living at Home with Arthritis Part 5 of 7)
In this video, certified senior advisor Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care talks about tips for preventing and living with arthritis.
Arthritis Coping and Support (Living at Home with Arthritis Part 6 of 7)
In this video, certified senior advisor Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care talks about how caregivers can help their loved ones cope with arthritis.
Arthritis Help and Research (Living at Home with Arthritis Part 7 of 7)
In this video, Area Vice President Marzia Puccioni Shields from the Arthritis Foundation talks about what the Arthritis Foundation is doing to help, and what research holds for the future.
Flu Season Can Hit Seniors Hard
While the flu can get anyone down, older adults may be particularly vulnerable to the effects of these viruses, which could turn deadly fast. If you’re a senior or a caregiver to an older loved one, be sure you’re doing all you can to protect against the flu.
Physical Should Follow Death of Spouse
The death of a spouse can have a dramatic and negative impact on an older adult. That’s why family caregivers should keep a close eye on a parent who has lost a spouse. A good first step is a doctor’s physical.
Signs of Depression Checklist
Depression in the elderly is a widespread problem, but is not often recognized or treated, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH). A number of life changes can increase the risk for depression, or make existing depression worse. Caring for a spouse or family member also can add to those feelings of depression.
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