The wearable device market is booming. In 2017, more than 125 million wearable devices were sold and that number is projected to double by 2021. Read more to know how (and why) to get your elderly parent to wear a health monitoring device

Experts in the medical field believe that hospital readmissions among seniors is on the rise because of what they call “post-hospital syndrome.” This syndrome was coined by medical researchers who believe seniors are left in a disoriented and weakened state after a hospital stay. Read more to know about high rate of hospital readmissions among the elderly.

When it comes time for a parent to be discharged from the hospital or rehabilitation center, it
helps to know what to expect. When you are well-prepared, you are less likely to be blindsided
by the unexpected. You also reduce the chance of readmissions. Read more to know how to make sure an elderly parent''s discharge from the hospital goes smoothly.

When an elderly parent is discharged from the hospital you are likely to feel a variety of emotions. While it is certainly a cause for celebration, the discharge process and transition can be stressful. This is especially true if you are unsure of the level of care your loved one will require once they leave the hospital and return home. Click to read more on this topic.

More and more older Americans want to stay in their homes as long as possible. Thankfully, doing so may be more affordable than they believe. Click here for more details about in-home care for an aging parent doesn''t have to break the bank.

When an elderly parent wants to stay at home, it is unlikely that they will be able to do so without some amount of help. Whether they will need assistance with personal care and daily activities or require specialized nursing care, it is the rare senior who can truly go it alone.  Read more on how do you think you can''t afford in-home care for your elderly parent? Think again!

There have never been more options when it comes to finding a place for your elderly parent to live. And while this is a good thing, it also makes it more difficult to decide what option best suits the needs of your loved one. One thing is for sure, however. As much as possible, keep your parent involved in the decision-making process.  Read more to know about senior living options continue to grow