Assisted Living NEWS & ARTICLES

Graduating from hospice means a patient has improved enough that they no longer meet the criteria for hospice care services.

Nausea in the elderly is common and concerning, often indicating health issues. Aging and chronic conditions can increase nausea risk.

Persistent fatigue in older adults isn't normal aging; it often signals deeper issues. Identifying signs and causes helps improve their quality of life.

As people age, their bodies undergo various changes that can make them feel colder, even in moderately cool environments.

Elderly people may overheat and feel excessively hot due to medications, thyroid issues, dehydration, poor circulation, or hormonal changes.

Skin breakdown is a significant concern in elderly care and poses risks of pressure ulcers, infection, and serious complications.

The use of physical restraints is highly regulated in California to ensure the rights and dignity of residents are protected.

Depression in the elderly can often manifest differently than in younger individuals, making it important to recognize the signs and symptoms that are more prevalent in this age group.