The ability to perform activities of daily living (ADL) is an indicator of functional status. It is a measurement of a person’s functional abilities if there is a need for support and assistance. In this second article, the last three activities of daily living are discussed.

Activities of daily living (ADL) describe the fundamental skills an individual needs to care for himself independently. Those who cannot perform ADL become dependent on others or mechanical devices. Assessing an older adult’s ADL capabilities allows caregivers to know areas where they need support. 

Giving our senior loved ones the best care possible entails more than just doing everyday chores; it also means attending to their mental and emotional needs. One crucial tactic is positive reinforcement, a reassuring approach that promotes positive behavior and engagement and improves health outcomes. This blog examines the various reinforcers, their advantages, helpful implementation advice, and the significance of caregiver compensation and support for efficient caregiving.

As we age, medication becomes a vital part of our health management. However, it's crucial to recognize that it can also bring about risks. This blog explores the potential side effects of popular medications for seniors, providing valuable tips and insights to reduce these risks. Seniors and their caregivers significantly promote overall well-being by making informed decisions and staying well-informed about these issues.

Preventive health screenings are crucial to maintaining our well-being and quality of life as we age. They are not just about early diagnosis but about providing seniors with the knowledge they need to make informed healthcare decisions. This blog is a valuable resource on senior-specific preventive screenings, offering guidance on tests to consider, their importance, and strategies for proactive health management.

Along with physical and legal obstacles, LGBTQIA+ seniors in senior homes experience discrimination, loneliness, and a lack of support. Our next webinar, Caregiving Fundamentals Training, will teach caregivers the tools they need to offer inclusive care. Featuring prominent advocates Vincent Rodriquez III and Dr. Angelica Cortez, who specializes in mental health services for LGBTQIA+ people, the webinar will explore safe spaces, issues facing the community, and promoting inclusivity. Help us create a more welcoming world by joining us.

To seniors unfamiliar with using social media, this means limited communication with friends, family, and the wider community. Thankfully social media is easy to learn and navigate. This blog will provide a guide to equip seniors with the knowledge and confidence to navigate social media platforms.

According to research, 61% of older adults aged 65 years old and above own smartphones. They use it for things like shopping, managing their money, and keeping in touch with friends and family. However, this increase in internet use brings certain risks, such as scams, identity theft, and privacy issues.

Starting a new hobby can really change how we feel and grow. A study from the Society of Behavioral Medicine shows that hobbies can make us less stressed and happier. This year, why not try something new? Our article will tell you about different hobbies that are fun and good for learning. These activities are easy for anyone to start, and they can really help you feel better and learn new things.

The global job market is undergoing a significant shift. Factors like a tight labor market, rapid technological changes, and a decreasing birth rate are reshaping the employment landscape. A key aspect of this transformation is the aging of the workforce. The