To keep our clients and caregivers safe, we strictly follow public health guidelines related to COVID-19.
Most people don’t think twice about the mechanics of walking. As people age, however, gait and balance can change and pose some significant risks to
A cluttered environment can be hazardous for older adults, causing an elevated risk for falls. Yet new research is showing a connection between decluttering and
With many older adults taking multiple medications per day, there is an increased risk of drug interactions, side effects, overmedication, or medication mismanagement. How can
When someone you love is struggling to manage a task or activity, naturally our first response it to help. Our motives are, of course, to
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
Experts say that people should avoid crowded places because of COVID-19, and the CDC is asking that elders with underlying health conditions stay home entirely.
Each year, thousands of older Americans fall at home. Many of them are seriously injured, or worse. Falls are the leading cause of injury death
Studies show that individuals who experience chronic pain are more likely to have fallen in the last 12 months, and are more likely to fall
People with vision loss are almost twice as likely to experience multiple falls as those with normal vision. For those with vision loss, everyday tasks
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
