We all know from watching the evening news, that senior citizens are often the target of fraud and scams for many reasons. This generation of seniors was raised to be respectful and polite. Many have a hard time hanging up
In the midst of the holiday rush, caregivers often feel isolated, stressed and exhausted. It may be easy to think no one else understands the unique challenges caregiving creates. While they may feel appreciated and fulfilled in helping a loved
Decking the halls is a traditional part of the holiday season. But when your loved one has Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, holiday décor can present a few hazards. The Alzheimer’s experts at Robert Lee Care Center have a few tips
If you visit your primary care physician in the fall or winter, you’ve likely been encouraged to have a flu shot. For patients over 65 years of age, they also like to promote the importance of the pneumonia vaccine. But
If your aging loved one lives alone, your family may have struggled with this decision. Both are the obvious answer. But for seniors on a fixed income, having both may not be an option. The aging experts at Robert Lee
The holiday season is upon us! For caregivers, these days can be bittersweet. They may bring back memories of happier times when the person they care for was healthy and in their prime. They can also make the caregiver feel
If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, the thought of losing your independence can be tough to accept. But there are some steps you can take now to stay more independent later. Walk through your
It is that time of year again! Medicare Open Enrollment is the time period each year when Medicare allows you to make changes to your current coverage. The aging experts at Robert Lee Care Center have a few suggestions to
As we age, our vision changes. One of the easiest ways to support aging eyes is with brighter lighting and more of it. The Robert Lee Care Center team knows how important lighting is to keeping seniors safe at home.
The holiday season will soon be upon us. If you are a caregiver and you will be traveling with your loved one, there are a few extra precautions the Robert Lee Care Center team would like to share with you:
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