To keep our clients and caregivers safe, we strictly follow public health guidelines related to COVID-19.
While a great deal of emphasis is placed on senior health, and for good reason, there is one area that’s less often stressed but equally
Palliative care services are on the rise in hospitals and outpatient facilities, but many individuals and families don’t understand the differences between palliative care and
“Can you repeat that please?” “I wish you would speak up and stop mumbling!” “I’m sorry; what was that you said?” If you’re providing care
Surviving a heart attack is cause for celebration – yet rather than joy, many seniors experience a surprising but common condition: depression after a heart
It’s one of the most common New Year’s resolutions for good reason: exercising more has numerous benefits for all of us, regardless of age or
The dawning of a new year brings with it hope, optimism, and a chance to start fresh. For family caregivers, the new year is an
While lighthearted fear goes hand-in-hand with the Halloween season, for a senior with dementia, it’s no laughing matter. Fear and anxiety are common in dementia,
Remember how that first day back to school felt? Wearing a new outfit, cracking open a new textbook to Page 1, writing that first word
Oh, the long, hot days of summer! In Arizona, it starts early and goes late. Often, our elders remain indoors during most of the summer
Unfortunately, there are quite a few misconceptions regarding mesothelioma, the rare and aggressive disease caused by asbestos exposure. Some people ask, “Is mesothelioma contagious?” Others believe the
