by Laura Daly – Updated September 28, 2022 – AARP Staying Sharp Gender does account for some differences in brain function — but how much and why is complicated. False: Men are better than women at math. Men overestimate their math abilities,...
Every year, market forecasts are put together to help agents get a perspective for what’s ahead. They’re based on the latest expert insights and data, giving you the projections you need to educate yourself and your sphere. This year, however, is a little more...
Greetings, administrators, caregivers and enthusiasts of laughter! Today, we embark on a whimsical journey to discover how we can help our mobility-impaired residents lead healthier and more fulfilling lives. So, grab your sense of humor and let’s dive into a...
We’ve often spoken with administrators about questions they use when interviewing potential caregivers to determine the most promising candidates. We did a bit of research and produced a concise list of questions to ask potential caregivers for your care...
By Marlo Sollitto– AgingCare – January 31, 2024 According to the American Thoracic Society, one in five adults with pneumonia need to be hospitalized. Young, healthy people usually make a full recovery, but pneumonia in the elderly can be very serious—even...
Writing letters could help stave off dementia, a study has found. DAILY TELEGRAPH UK – JANUARY 30, 2024 Penmanship and handwritten letters are a casualty of the increasingly digital world, but reviving the dying artform and method of communication could reduce a...