To keep our clients and caregivers safe, we strictly follow public health guidelines related to COVID-19.
Dorothy Gale from Wizard of Oz said it best, “There’s no place like home.” Home is where we build our families, our memories, and a
Valentine’s Day reminds us to think about the people we love. This holiday can be especially difficult for individuals who have suffered a loss, especially
With one in three seniors experiencing some degree of vision changes or loss, it’s likely that the older adults in your life are already or
June is National Safety Month! It’s a great time to review the safety procedures your family uses and to pay special attention to safety considerations
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Alzheimer’s disease? Perhaps it’s memory problems, or confusion and disorientation. One particular area
There are few things as frustrating as tossing and turning in the middle of the night, knowing you need to get a good night’s sleep,
Communicating effectively with someone with dementia isn’t always easy. At different stages, dementia may affect a person’s ability to speak and remember words, to hear
As many as 7 million older adults are suffering from depression, and many more struggle with anxiety and other mental health concerns. In fact, 20.4%
A home-cooked meal with all the trimmings…family gathered together to share love, laughter, and gifts…and a conversation about long-term care planning? While at first the
As the days grow shorter, we all may feel a little more lethargic. Yet, chronic fatigue can impact older adults on an ongoing basis. Sometimes,
