Staying active is one of the most effective ways for seniors to maintain physical health and cognitive function as they age. Regular exercise not only helps improve mobility, flexibility, and balance, but it also plays a crucial role in preventing…
As we age, staying active is key to maintaining both physical and cognitive health. The Energize 60+ exercise series is designed specifically for seniors to improve strength, stability, and mobility, while also helping to prevent or slow down cognitive decline…
As we age, staying active is one of the most powerful ways to maintain both physical and cognitive health. The Energize 60+ exercise series is designed specifically for seniors to improve mobility, enhance circulation, and support brain function. Regular movement…
Want to maintain your brain health and keep your mind sharp? There’s a new addition to the usual to-do list. Everyone knows the basics for keeping our brains functioning well: eat right, get enough sleep, exercise regularly, maintain a healthy…
Get Full Care remains dedicated to providing official information about senior benefits. Today, we are pleased to feature an article from The People’s Law Library of Maryland. Medicaid Waiver for Older Adults The Medicaid Waiver for Older Adults is administered…
At Get Full Care, we recognize the transformative power of social engagement and personal connection for older adults. Spending time building bonds with friends, family, neighbors, and members of the community can help older adults find companionship, alleviate signs of…
Many retirees seeking additional income often turn to part-time jobs, but even these roles sometimes have college degree requirements that can present a challenge. However, with the unemployment rate remaining low, employers are moving away from degree requirements and focusing more…
Some government programs pay family or friends of people with disabilities to help with daily activities, including personal care, giving medicine, cooking, cleaning, and more. Become a paid caregiver through a state Medicaid program If someone with a disability already…
There are many types of services available to help meet the long-term care needs of an older person living at home. Family members and friends may be able to help with some personal and household tasks. But you might want to hire…
If you notice changes in friends, family or others close to you and are concerned for their health — particularly when it involves changes in memory problems, thinking or behavior — it can be difficult to know what to do…
