Combating Senior Isolation and Loneliness
How to Spot the Signs and Offer Support As we age, maintaining strong social connections becomes more important than ever. Yet, many older adults find
Family Support & Resources
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Supporting those with PTSD During Fourth of July Fireworks
Tips for a Safe and Calm Holiday The Fourth of July is often filled with festive parades, backyard barbecues, and dazzling fireworks displays. But for
Coming Home After a Hospitalization
What to Expect When Coming Home After a Hospitalization Our team is often called to assist older adults transitioning home from the hospital or skilled
Creating An In-Home Care Plan That Is A Work of Heart
Crafting a comprehensive and personalized in-home care plan is akin to creating a masterpiece. It requires a deep understanding of the individual, their unique needs,
Transportation Resource Guide for Seniors & Individuals with Disabilities
Caregivers often bear the responsibility of providing transportation, with over 40 percent of older and disabled adults relying on family, friends, or neighbors for rides.
A Guide to Homecare
Senior Homecare Options: How to find the right fit for you It’s never too early to choose a home care agency that you can rely
Which Came First, the Odor or the Leak?
Preventing accidents with intentionally-designed, quality incontinence products After saving your dollars and cents, say you splurged on a luxurious Armani CASA sofa. Although it’s meant
Top 10 Practical Tips for Caregivers of Alzheimer’s Patients
Caring for a person with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) at home is a difficult task and can become overwhelming at times. Each day brings new challenges
What is Remote Patient Monitoring?
As we age we strive to keep our independence. Remote Patient Monitoring is a great way to help monitor chronic health conditions and prevent medical
Understanding Parkinson’s Disease
What is Parkinson’s disease? Parkinson’s disease is a brain disorder. It occurs when certain nerve cells (neurons) in a part of the brain, called the
Respite Care: Self-Health isn’t Selfish
Respite Care: Self-Health isn’t Selfish Providing care for a loved one can become quite grueling for both the family caregiver and the patient. Caregivers may
Top 5 Wellness strategies for a Happy Retirement
Retirement is often seen as the ultimate reward for decades of hard work—a time to relax, travel, or pursue long-neglected hobbies. But what often gets
I’m Retired… Now what do I do?
Retirement is a major life transition for many people, and it can take some adjustment. For those who have worked their whole lives, retirement can
Hospice is Not a Place
Hospice and Palliative Care combine pain control, symptom management, and emotional and spiritual support. Both care methods can offer relief from the symptoms of a
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