Blogs
The Hidden Danger of Surgery: Protecting Your Brain from Post-Operative Delirium
Imagine a loved one—perhaps an older parent or grandparent—going in for a necessary hip replacement or as curative cancer surgery.
Navigating the Financial Maze of Cancer Care for an Elderly
The financial cost of cancer treatment is a heavy burden, one that’s often overwhelming and isolating. But as the hosts
The Airbag in the Chaos: A Geriatrician’s Battle with Family Conflict
In medicine, we are trained to treat the disease. We see a tumor, and we create a plan to remove
Beyond the Birth Date: A Revolution in Cancer Care for Older Adults
We are in the midst of a significant demographic shift. Globally, our population is aging, and with that comes a
A Geriatric Oncologist’s Guide to Medicare and Cancer: Reducing Your Financial Burden
As a geriatric oncologist, I see my patients and their families navigate immense challenges every day. A cancer diagnosis is
More Than Medicine: Empowering Caregivers in the Journey of Older Adults with Cancer
After more than 12 years dedicated to the care of older adults battling cancer, I’ve seen countless stories unfold. One
Navigating Cancer Care for Older Adults: A Geriatric Oncologist’s Perspective
As Dr. Armin Shahrokni, MD, MPH, with over 12 years of experience caring for older adults with cancer, I’ve witnessed
What You Need at Home to Take Great Care of a Senior With Cancer
Key Points for Equipping Your Home for Cancer Care: Summary: Navigating cancer care at home can feel overwhelming with conflicting
Too Many Pills for a Senior with Cancer? Learn How to Manage Them Properly
Key Points for Mastering Medication Management: Summary: Managing multiple medications, especially after a cancer diagnosis, can be overwhelming and lead