Apps and Games for seniors
Apps can help grandparents to engage with grandchildren in entertaining ways and help build a strong relationship. If you have a grandchild who lives far away or suddenly seems impossible to interact with, the secret to connecting (both physically and emotionally) may lie in some quality screen time together. These apps for grandparents and grandchildren … Read more
Family and professional caregivers have various challenges when it comes to caring for older loved ones. In this article, I will share the best elderly care apps to help caregivers solve challenges and keep their caregiving efforts organized. From medication reminders to organizing and coordinating with other caregivers, these apps help you with everything. 12 … Read more
Trivia games provide a fun way for seniors to keep their minds active and avoid stress, anxiety, and depression. It is a great group activity where family members can sit together for quality time and fun. I have shared some printable crossword puzzles and brain games in the past. Here are 3 websites to get … Read more
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends at least 150 minutes a week of moderate-intensity activity for seniors of age 65 years and older. Regular physical activity delays many of the age related health problems. There are countless online resources, video tutorials and free exercise apps for seniors to help them stay active and … Read more
Apple’s iPad is an excellent choice for seniors looking for entertainment and games. Its large screen and extensive selection of free games make it a user-friendly device for older adults. According to recent studies, video games and puzzles can enhance mental health, improve cognitive function, and reduce feelings of isolation and depression in seniors. Here … Read more
According to Pew Research Center, 27% of older Americans of age 60 years or older live alone. Seniors enjoy independence and personal freedom but there are some risks of living alone as well. The decline in mental and physical health brings many age-related issues and a minor fall can become a major issue if a … Read more
According to a National Institute of Health study, jigsaw puzzles can help combat cognitive decline and reduce the risk of developing dementia among older adults. Solving puzzles is one of the best iPad activities for older adults. iPad is an ideal gadget for seniors to play games and solve puzzles because of its large screen … Read more
Seniors are rapidly adopting new technologies. According to AARP’s 2024 Tech Trends report, 89% of older adults own smartphones. Seniors who live alone can use their smartphones to stay in touch with family and friends, keep themselves informed and entertained and take care of their health. Here are 15 must-have apps for seniors living alone … Read more
According to a study by the Journal of the American Medical Association, seniors who continue to exercise their mental abilities through crossword puzzles and other brain games maintain a higher level of cognition. Research by the National Library of Medicine concluded that solving crossword puzzles regularly may delay the onset of memory decline in the … Read more
Memory games and puzzles are great ways to boost your brain power and keep you mentally sharp and active. According to a 2014 study by NIH, brain games and exercises that stimulate the brain help older adults maintain reasoning skills and result in improved cognitive abilities for 10 years. Puzzles and brain games are fun … Read more