To keep our clients and caregivers safe, we strictly follow public health guidelines related to COVID-19.
For her whole adult life, Mom has been quiet, reserved, and kind to everyone. Her friends and family have always known they could count on
Back in March, when the words “pandemic” and “COVID-19” just began to creep into our vocabulary, we had no idea that by the holiday season,
During holiday visiting, families often uncover concerns with a senior loved one that hadn’t been apparent through shorter visits or over the phone. And for
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
A diagnosis of ALS (also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease) brings with it numerous questions and concerns: for the person receiving the diagnosis, as well
As we age, physical and self-care abilities may gradually decline, often making simple tasks and activities challenging. Tasks such as getting out of a chair,
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
Isolation in older adults is more prevalent than we’d like to admit, and the effects can be devastating. The other side of the coin, however,
The ability to communicate effectively is crucial to our feelings of independence and self-esteem, and for older adults, there are certain diagnoses that can inhibit
Pause for a moment and take a look around you, right where you are. Whether you’re sitting at a computer desk, or stretched out in
