The following primary food safety concerns associated with adults 65+ highlight the importance of food safety for older adults. Lack of a Regular Fresh Food Supply Once adults experience mobility issues, no longer drive, or don’t have the stamina to prepare regular meals, lack of food supply is a significant issue. Without regular grocery shopping
Regular access to fresh, healthy, and delicious meals and snacks – centered around the client’s dietary recommendations – can make a significant difference in the lives of seniors living at home. Support Elderly Nutritional Needs With In-Home Meal Support There is scientific evidence why adults 65+ have different nutritional needs than their younger adult counterparts.
Being proactive and choosing a transportation service for seniors before an accident or crisis dictates the change, making this transition easier for everyone. Opening the Conversation About Transportation Service for Seniors As with any conversation around lifestyle changes, remember that the discussion regarding transportation changes can be difficult – especially for loved ones who are
Signs It’s Time to Turn in the Keys Just as there are common signs indicating loved ones need more support to safely age in place at home, AARP cites some of the most common signs it’s time to give up the keys. It may be time to discuss giving up the keys and using alternative
A recent post from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) states that “…88 percent of respondents over age 65 wanted to remain in their homes for as long as possible, and 92 percent said they wanted to remain in their communities.” To do that, aging adults require access to the services they
