Stay Steady & Age Gracefully- Balance Exercises for Seniors
Nearly one in four people aged 65 and above experience a fall annually, as reported by the CDC. One in five falls results in a catastrophic injury, such as a broken hip or a brain injury, and the chance of falling again doubles after the first fall. Visual impairment, sensory deficiencies, medications, and co-existing conditions […]
Why Is Prediabetes a Warning of Impending Poor Health?
Getting Familiar With Prediabetes We are familiar with the term ‘Diabetes”. But do you know what Prediabetes means? Prediabetes is a condition in which the blood sugar level of a patient is higher than usual but not high enough to be diagnosed as type 2 diabetes. Is it as harmful as Diabetes? Yes, it is […]
Striving to Meet the Unmet Needs of Patients to Drive Better Outcomes
Last two years have been a good learning experience at the REAN Foundation. I want to share my learning and get your feedback on how we can do better to increase the impact of our mission. REAN started with care at home in mind, mostly catering to individuals suffering from chronic conditions (primarily Non-Communicable Diseases […]
Loss of Appetite in the Elderly - Causes and Solutions
Because their bodies require more fuel to function optimally and keep their health in the best possible condition, aging adults need a nourishing and well-balanced diet. Nonetheless, as your loved one ages, they may notice gradual changes in their appetite, making it much harder to get the nutrition they need. So, the seniors as well […]
7 Common Nutrient Deficiencies, Symptoms & Dietary Sources
Welcome to the world of nutrients- Those essential substances that nourish your body and contribute to its growth and well-being. Nutrients play an instrumental role in keeping you alive because they are used for every process that happens in your body, from breathing, and building cells, to repairing damages. The essential nutrients include carbohydrates, fats, […]
Everything You Need to Know About Alzheimer’s Disease- Prevention, Diagnosis, and Care
In general, people think that Alzheimer’s Disease is all about loss of memory and dementia. However, that is not the case. It’s true that Alzheimer’s starts with dementia but can lead to speech disabilities and loss of the ability to comprehend the surroundings and situations. Alzheimer’s does not have a cure, and people diagnosed with […]
