Tips to Help Prevent Snow Shoveling Injuries During the Winter

In the past few weeks, the Northeast has gotten rocked by blizzards. Sure, Connecticut and New York didn’t get hit as badly by Blizzard Juno

Steps Towards Physically and Mentally Recovering From an Injury

A friend of mine tore her ACL, and one day we were talking about the injury. “When I found out it was actually torn,” she

Summer Activities for You and Your Elderly Loved One

Spending time with your elderly loved one can make nursing home life a lot more enjoyable for them. In the summer, there are a lot

Elderly Convict Care Options

The elderly population in the United States is increasing. As this happens, the population of elderly convicts increases as well. Providing proper medical help for these

Health Mandates for Elderly Prisoners

Anyone been watching the second season of Orange is the New Black? If you have, you know that the focus is on the practically inhumane

Elderly Criminals and the Transition into Prison in Connecticut

Learning that you have been sentenced to serve a prison term is never easy, regardless of age, gender, or race. However, as an elderly criminal sentenced to

Where Elderly Prisoner Health Care Needs Improvement

In the United States, there has been considerable debate over the treatment of inmates. Also, there is debate over how much medical care they deserve.

Larceny by the Elderly

Increasingly, elderly citizens have been charged with and convicted of larceny. Larceny, also referred to as shoplifting, is commonly a crime committed by juveniles. However,

Should Elderly Prisoners be Released?

As the American senior citizen population continues to increase, in part due to the Baby Boomer Generation, we face an interesting conundrum – should we

Helping Your Loved One Cope with the Holidays

When a loved one lives in a nursing home, certain events can become complicated. It can be difficult to celebrate events such as birthdays, anniversaries,

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