A Look into the Daily Routine of an In-Home Caregiver

Deciding whether or not to hire an in-home caregiver is a big step. While some seniors like the convenience of living in an assisted living facility, others prefer the comfort and familiarity of Read More

7 Healthy Meals for the Elderly

Our nutritional needs change as we get older. Many seniors require fewer calories as their metabolism slows, while others need more of certain nutrients, such as calcium for bone health. Read More

Why You Should Consider In-Home Care for Your Loved One

Assisted living facilities are not right for everyone. When a patient feels more comfortable remaining in their home, an in-home care agency can provide the care they need. Home care includes any type Read More

Is Parkinson’s Hereditary?

Parkinson's disease (PD) is a condition of the central nervous system that affects the motor system and thus movement. Each year in the United States there are more than 200,000 cases of Parkinson’s Read More

How to Take Care of Your Loved One After a Stroke

Caregivers play a critical role in post-stroke recovery. If you have a loved one who has recently suffered a stroke, you may not know the right steps to take. The first few weeks following a stroke is Read More

The Most Common Parkinson’s Symptoms

As our bodies age, we, unfortunately, become more aware of their limitations. It can be harder to move than it used to be, you can experience soreness and stiffness you’re not used to, and daily tasks Read More

What Are The Signs Of A Stroke?

Strokes are scary because of the serious effects they can have on someone, but also because they can be difficult to identify. Identifying the possible signs of a stroke in a timely fashion is the Read More

Early Signs of Dementia Checklist

Dementia occurs when the brain is damaged by a disease such as a series of strokes or Alzheimer’s disease, and vascular dementia to name a few. It is an umbrella or overall term to describe a various Read More

What Is the Difference Between Dementia and Alzheimer’s?

Many people think and even use the words dementia and Alzheimer’s interchangeably. This is a misconception. The two words are not the same illness although they share similarities. So, how are these Read More

What Is the Difference Between ADLs and IADLS?

One of the most difficult parts of getting old is the eventuality of not being able to do important tasks with ease and some level of confidence. This is especially true for people who suffer from Read More

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