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Caring for a Frail Elderly

Caring for a frail elderly person presents its own set of challenges, in addition to other issues related to caregiving. When caring for a frail elderly person, the risk of falling and serious injury increases, and activities of daily living become more difficult. If you are caring for a frail elderly mother or father, find the support and information you need at AgingCare.

Articles About Frail Elderly

Preventing Falls, Fractures and Broken Bones in Elders
When an elderly person falls, they are more likely to break or fracture a bone, such as hip, due to bones becoming more fragile as we age.
Think Twice About Giving Elders Nutritional Drinks or Shakes
Nutrition drinks are marketed heavily, but should they be used as meal replacement for elders who refuse to eat? Beware: They can cause bad reactions for elderly people who are on medication.
Why The Elderly are More Susceptible to Pneumonia
Studies show that seniors over age 65 are at a much higher risk than other people for developing, and dying from, pneumonia.
Exercise for the Elderly
Is it safe for seniors to exercise? Absolutely, according to the American Academy of Family Physicians who says almost all elderly can benefit from additional physical activity.
Making Home Safer For Seniors: A Room-by-Room Assessment
How caregivers can create a safe environment that lets their elderly seniors remain at home longer.

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