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Among seniors, falls are the leading cause of both fatal and non-fatal injuries. This is because falls often lead to very severe...

Fall-related injuries are the leading cause of injury deaths and disabilities among persons aged 65 years and older. Over half of...

Seniors are at a higher risk of having a fall compared to the general population. Why is this important? What can happen after an...

According to the CDC senior falls are devastating, deadly, costly and preventable. Therefore, to maintain health and independence...

After a loved one falls, ensure they are thoroughly checked out by a doctor or healthcare professional, even if there are no...

A hip fracture is one of the most common injuries caused by falls for seniors. Hip fractures, in most cases, require surgery,...

Although falls are common among seniors, they're still very serious. Harvard Health Publications reports an estimated 18,000...

Many of us, as we grow older, become the principal caregiver for an aging parent. While this is a natural and appropriate...

AARP surveyed people who were 50 years of age and older about their preferred future living accommodations. Eighty-nine percent...

If your loved one has been more off-balance than usual lately, you might discover a surprising culprit: their. While doctors...

Aging adults progressively lose their independence in one way or another and it can be very hard for them to accept the changes....

The bathroom can be a dangerous place. It's a place where you're alone. There are hard, slippery surfaces everywhere. And...