To keep our clients and caregivers safe, we strictly follow public health guidelines related to COVID-19.
As people age, the ability to live at home safely can become a concern. Age-related illnesses and conditions, such as Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, or arthritis
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
The new year is a great time to think about what you can do to bring more meaning into your life. One way to start
The words we long to hear most after a surgical procedure or hospitalization are, “You’re ready to be discharged now!” There’s an incredible feeling of
During the pandemic, as we’ve all had to find more at-home activities to enjoy, the benefits of crafts have become more apparent. In fact, activities
One out of every three seniors over age 65, and a full half of those age 75 and older are encumbered by some degree of
Postural hypotension — also called “orthostatic hypotension”— is a form of low blood pressure that happens when you stand up from sitting or lying down.
September is National Yoga Awareness Month, and the benefits of yoga, regardless of a person’s age, are phenomenal. Yoga for elderly adults, when combined with
Remember as a child scraping your knee on the playground, when all it took was a hug from mom and a band-aid to have you
It’s a common struggle among family caregivers: deciding when to step in and help, and when to step back and allow an older loved one
