5 things your hospital won’t tell you
A hospital is supposed to make you better, but without taking certain precautions, you may end up regretting your visit. Seniors in particular can run into more negative experiences due
A hospital is supposed to make you better, but without taking certain precautions, you may end up regretting your visit. Seniors in particular can run into more negative experiences due
Mary G. Weiss moved to Florida’s sandy beaches for much more than a sun-kissed glow. It was to save the lives of her three young children. Mary, who is now
Are you concerned about your elderly parents’ estate plans and finances? Afraid you will look like a “gold digger” if you ask about their plans? So many adult children are

Our friends at A Place for Mom recently released an article outlining the top 10 reasons seniors are hospitalized. They include; injuries and accidents, heart disease, chest pain, adverse effects
Falls can happen to anyone; even a former president as we learned last week. A few of the keys to fall prevention are to take extra precautions if you are

As you care for your aging parents or other aging loved ones, you may find that they encounter memory issues. Senior’s memory can be impaired in many different ways from
Aging is a fact of life and can be seen as a rite of passage. But there’s more to aging than discounts on coffee and donuts. Everyone has a

May is older American’s month and Bayshore is committed to educating, empowering and protecting our elders and their families. As our population ages, the issue of caring for aging

About 1/3 of seniors fall annually but some are more at risk of a fall than others. Here are 6 factors to consider when assessing your aging loved ones
It is rarely by choice that a family enters the senior healthcare maze. We are often thrown into the abyss due to a crisis brought on by an elderly
We hope you enjoy this guest post from Felicity D. As you age, getting adequate nutrition becomes more and more important. Your bones and brain need all the help

Home care can be confusing, especially for someone who has never been through the process before. In order to determine the most appropriate care for your loved one, ask them