Senior Health

As we grow older, health needs change — but wellbeing and independence are still within reach. The Senior Health section at 60AndOver.net focuses on the unique challenges and opportunities that come with life after 60.

From managing conditions like dementia and sleep issues, to understanding nutrition, safe exercise, and everyday wellness, this category provides practical, senior-friendly guidance.

Explore our articles to learn how to:

  • Maintain memory and brain health

  • Improve sleep and reduce nighttime risks

  • Eat well with senior-friendly nutrition tips

  • Stay active safely with mobility-focused exercises

  • Support caregivers with easy-to-follow strategies

This subcategory is part of our Health & Wellness Hub, designed to give seniors and their families tools for living healthier, safer, and more fulfilling lives.

Understanding Dementia in Senior Adults – Caregiver’s Guide

Understanding Dementia in Senior Adults: A Caregiver’s Guide

Dementia is one of the greatest challenges many families face as their loved ones grow older. It is more than just memory loss—it changes how a person thinks, communicates, and lives. For caregivers, the journey is often filled with both emotional strain and practical responsibilities, from creating a safe environment to finding moments of comfort […]

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Best Sleeping Aid for the Elderly with Dementia – Calming Bedroom Scene

Best Sleeping Aid for the Elderly with Dementia (2025 Guide)

Sleep problems are common in dementia. Many older adults have trouble falling asleep, wake frequently at night, or become restless and wander. These disruptions can affect not only the person living with dementia but also their caregivers. The good news is that the most effective “sleeping aids” are often simple, safe steps that strengthen healthy

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Dementia and Sleep

Dementia and Sleep: A Caregiver’s Guide to Rest, Safety, and Support

For many families, dementia is not just about memory loss. It is about the daily rhythm of life—and nowhere is this more obvious than at night. Seniors with dementia often struggle to fall asleep, stay asleep, or rest peacefully. This leaves them tired, confused, and sometimes agitated during the day. For caregivers, it means long

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