To keep our clients and caregivers safe, we strictly follow public health guidelines related to COVID-19.
Staying physically active, regardless of age, is vital for all of us, and although it can be challenging for older adults who are impacted by
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
Most people take good balance for granted and don’t even think twice about activities such as walking from a sidewalk onto the grass, leaning over
Change can be hard for all of us, but consider for a moment the depth of change experienced in aging. The elderly encounter changes in
Maintaining good oral health is essential to everyone’s wellbeing. For a person struggling with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, daily attention to oral health can prevent
Alzheimer’s and dementia often present numerous eating challenges. Regular, nutritious meals are important to maintain, as poor nutrition and eating habits can aggravate confusion and
Arriving at the decision to accept outside help to support your senior loved one likely didn’t occur overnight. Change can be hard in the best
For many adults, socialization is part and parcel of everyday life, as days are filled to overflowing with work, volunteering, shuttling kids to various activities,
There are many activities for dementia patients who receive in home care, that can help to deal with some of the more difficult symptoms of
Scientific studies now show that some foods contain compounds that can be as effective in alleviating body aches and pains as over the counter medications
