by hillstonehealthcare | Dec 28, 2020 | Assisted Living, Blog, Elderly Care, Hillstone Healthcare
The COVID-19 pandemic has remade the world in 2020. It was an unexpected challenge, but the world has risen to meet it. As of December 2020, there are two vaccines that have been extensively tested across all age groups. The Pfizer vaccine is already approved for use...
by hillstonehealthcare | Nov 13, 2020 | Assisted Living, Blog, Elderly Care, Hillstone Healthcare
Many people view aging with dread. Nevertheless, as humans live longer, we can do take steps to live healthy and productive lives as we get older. Here are some habits of people who age well. Mediterranean Diet A healthy diet is instrumental in reducing or reversing...
by hillstonehealthcare | Oct 7, 2020 | Assisted Living, Blog, Elderly Care, Hillstone Healthcare, Nursing Homes
A dementia diagnosis is never easy, but new care guidelines provide some hope. As researchers learn more about this condition, they have been able to find more effective ways of helping those with dementia. A booklet produced by Skills for Care and Dementia UK...
by hillstonehealthcare | Oct 7, 2020 | Assisted Living, Blog, Elderly Care, Hillstone Healthcare
Right now, one of the largest generations in US history is entering its golden years. The Baby Boomers are becoming senior citizens. It’s not easy for a generation characterized by youth and innovation to accept this change. Luckily, there are several key ways...
by hillstonehealthcare | Oct 7, 2020 | Assisted Living, Blog, Elderly Care, Hillstone Healthcare, Nursing Homes
The risks of developing health conditions like arthritis, high blood pressure, diabetes and cancer tend to increase dramatically as old age sets in. The aging population in the United States and the world is growing exponentially. This means an increase in the number...
by hillstonehealthcare | Sep 8, 2020 | Assisted Living, Blog, Elderly Care, Hillstone Healthcare
It is no secret that older adults are more at risk for illnesses including COVID-19. In fact, individuals who are over the age of 80 are 184 times more likely to die from COVID-19 if they contract it than younger people. Keeping these facts in mind, nursing homes all...
