When it comes to making safety modifications in an older loved one’s home, the bathroom is an area that deserves immediate attention. Falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries among older adults, but many accidents can be prevented. Learn seven tips to help you optimize your loved one’s bathroom to reduce the risk of accident or injury.

When your aging parent has mobility issues that prevent them from getting around, it can be challenging. Being concerned and anxious about their limited mobility and declining independence is normal. Whether your loved one can no longer drive, has trouble walking long distances, or requires a walker or wheelchair, there are ways to ensure they receive the compassionate senior care they deserve.

Anger is a normal human emotion in all of us, but Alzheimer’s disease and dementia can dramatically exacerbate anger issues in seniors. Although aggressive behavior may seem spontaneous, there is often a legitimate reason — or multiple motives. Learn the various triggers and seven strategies for handling anger and dementia.