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How Do You Deal with an Elderly Parent Who Is a Hoarder?

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According to a study performed at the University of California in San Francisco, hoarding in the elderly is a serious problem, with approximately 16 percent of older adults suffering from senior hoarding. There are many reasons you may be dealing with an elderly parent who is a hoarder, and helping a hoarder who doesn’t want…

What You Should Know About Distorted Depth Perception

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Distorted depth perception is common in the elderly and older adults. However, there are many different causes of a perceived change in depth perception. Vision problems in older adults can be particularly serious, especially if they are aging in place and home alone.  Poor depth perception can result in accidents, such as falls and motor…

Loneliness & Isolation in Elderly Parents Due to Social Distancing

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Before the global pandemic, loneliness in the elderly has been one of the leading elderly mental health issues that have been cause for concern. In a post-COVID world, the effects of social distancing in older adults are more of a concern than ever. There are many health risks associated with social isolation and feeling lonely.…