To keep our clients and caregivers safe, we strictly follow public health guidelines related to COVID-19.
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,
Remember how that first day back to school felt? Wearing a new outfit, cracking open a new textbook to Page 1, writing that first word
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.
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
If you are a caregiver for a loved one who has a medical condition that requires monitoring, chances are his or her physician has asked
Elder abuse is a serious issue that involves the abuse or neglect of people age 60 and older. The signs of abuse are often not
For those individuals who have not experienced living with and caring for a loved one with dementia, it’s difficult, if not impossible, to imagine the
So you’re beginning to notice some things are not quite right with an elderly parent: increased forgetfulness. Misplaced items. Confusion. Is it time to consider
What’s the most frightening thing you can think of? Surprisingly, the majority of Americans fear public speaking above everything else, followed closely by heights, bugs
