For seniors living with hand tremors, arthritis, or neurological conditions like Parkinson’s or dementia, the simple act of eating can become a daily struggle.
For seniors living with hand tremors, arthritis, or neurological conditions like Parkinson’s or dementia, the simple act of eating can become a daily struggle.
Stroke survivors can re-learn to dress independently After a stroke, seniors need to re-learn everyday tasks like dressing themselves. Dressing after stroke will likely be a major challenge at first, but there are techniques that make it easier even if one side of the body is weak. We explain why it’s important to re-learn this everyday skill and share two free videos…
Caring for someone with Parkinson’s disease means adapting to a new way of life, learning how to manage symptoms, and helping them stay as independent as possible. Vive Health explains what Parkinson’s is and how symptoms affect daily life. They also share helpful tips on preventing falls, increasing independence, managing freezing episodes, and managing Parkinson’s medications. What is Parkinson’s disease? Parkinson’s…
Symptoms of Parkinson’s doesn’t always mean they have the disease It can be scary to see your older adult getting shaky or having trouble moving around. Before thinking that they might have Parkinson’s, check to see if their symptoms could be caused by medication side effects. We explain what Parkinson’s disease is, what types of medications could cause these symptoms, when to…
It’s estimated that 1 million Americans have Parkinson’s disease. It’s a neurological disorder typically seen in older adults — affecting about 2% of people over age 65. About 50 – 80% of people with Parkinson’s develop Parkinson’s disease dementia, but the dementia symptoms usually take 10 – 15 years to appear. We explain what Parkinson’s disease is, how Parkinson’s disease dementia is…
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