Category Archives: Senior Education
Working with Older Adults Who Have Vision, Hearing, or Cognitive Changes
What this document is—and why it matters This blog post condenses a training module from [...]
Nov
Total Hip Replacement Recovery: Traffic Light Guide for Post-Surgery Care
Introduction Recovering from a total hip replacement (THR) is a journey that requires vigilance and [...]
Nov
Your Total Knee Replacement Recovery: A Simple Traffic Light Guide
Undergoing a Total Knee Replacement (TKR) is a significant step toward a more active, pain-free [...]
Oct
COVID-19 Self-Management Plan: Know Your Zones
Introduction The COVID-19 Self-Management Plan uses a simple traffic light system (Green, Yellow, and Red [...]
Oct
Hospitalization and Dementia: A Caregiver’s Guide to Support, Safety, and Recovery
Staying at a hospital can make anyone feel anxious and upset. The experience can be [...]
Oct
Dementia & Incontinence: A Kind, Practical Guide for Families & Care Teams
Incontinence is common in dementia—and it’s manageable. With a simple daily plan, the right tools, [...]
Oct
Asthma Self-Management Plan: A Practical Guide for Patients, Caregivers & Care Teams
When everyone follows the same plan, asthma gets quieter, safer, and less scary. Use this [...]
Oct
Asthma Action Plan: A Simple Guide for Patients, Caregivers & Care Teams
When everyone knows exactly what to do, asthma gets safer and less scary. Use this [...]
Oct
Heart Failure Self-Management: The Essential Traffic Light Guide
Introduction Living with heart failure means becoming an active participant in your own care. While [...]
Oct
Pain Self-Management Plan: Understanding Your Green–Yellow–Red Zones
Pain management isn’t just about medication — it’s about awareness. Knowing your “pain zones” helps [...]
Oct