In the US, 44% of caregivers are providing help to their elderly parents. So if you're a caregiver yourself, there's a very good chance you're taking care of your mom and/or dad.

At one point in your life, your parents were helping you make big decisions. They taught you to drive, helped you when you were sick, and taught you how to handle money.

Dehydration is the most common fluid and electrolyte problem among the elderly population. Dehydration in seniors can be a problem when it comes to their daily function.

Studies have linked loneliness in elderly people to serious conditions like dementia, so it's vitally important for seniors to stay engaged in social activities for as long as possible.

Did you know the average life expectancy for American seniors is nearly 79 years? We're living longer than ever before, but that doesn't mean we're immune to the effects of aging.

Don't miss the United Way Caring for Community award in Charlottesville, Virginia to pay thanks to those who have been helping the community through COVID-19.

An overwhelming majority of elderly people want to grow old in their own homes. As our parents age, though, sometimes they need help taking care of themselves.

Did you know that nearly 70 percent of Americans who reach the age of 65 will, at some point in their lives, be unable to care for themselves?

With a senior population of around 47.8 million, it's no wonder that nursing homes are such a large industry in the US.