To keep our clients and caregivers safe, we strictly follow public health guidelines related to COVID-19.
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.
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
According to the Parkinson’s Foundation, the number of Americans diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease is predicted to cross the one million mark by next year –
Those with diabetes, and those who provide care for them, know the importance of proper management of the disease: routine monitoring of blood glucose levels,
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
If you listen closely, you may be able to hear it: the creak of attic doors opening, the dusting off of boxes packed away in
As the holidays move into full swing, it is a time of year when people call on each other more. Families gather together for holiday
It’s human nature to push thoughts of emergency situations to the far reaches of our minds. After all, it seems like most disasters happen in
Maximizing Health and Mobility It’s easy for all of us to fall into a sedentary lifestyle, particularly as we age. But did you know that
