To keep our clients and caregivers safe, we strictly follow public health guidelines related to COVID-19.
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
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
According to a recent study, senior citizens fear moving out of their homes and into a nursing home more than they fear death. The study,
After all the holiday visiting subsides, the gifts are unwrapped and put away, and the New Year has been rung in, for many older adults,
When you recognize the need for in home senior care for a loved one, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Everyone’s life changes and you may
In Part 1 of our series on 10 Ways to Combat Heart Disease, we discussed 5 simple ways to help fight against the development of
Heart disease is the number one killer of both men and women in America. There are numerous factors that contribute to the likelihood of developing
Bathrooms pose safety risks for all of us, but the elderly are especially prone to accidents and injuries while using these facilities. It is possible
Music has a way of transporting us. A few notes from a song can instantly remove us from the present and take us back to
