Recovery care helps seniors recover from injury and illness faster than if they were on their own. Care involves assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), which includes, but is not limited Read More

Caregivers spend much of their time caring for someone else. While many enjoy helping others, being a primary caregiver is physically and emotionally draining because the person they care for needs Read More

In-home care is for elderly or sick individuals who need additional medical assistance and emotional support but do not want to leave the comfort of their home. Prospective patients should consider Read More

Falls and slips are unfortunately very common among seniors in the United States. These types of incidents can often result in severe injuries, like broken bones, and even traumatic brain injuries. In Read More

It’s often not easy for elderly people to adapt to living alone or in an assisted living facility, especially if their cognitive and/or body functions are no longer as strong as they used to be. Read More

When a loved one is living with dementia, they may have a difficult time with more than just their memories. They may also find that dressing, bathing, and other activities of daily living are Read More

Caring for an elderly loved one takes a significant amount of physical and emotional energy. While we all want to provide the with the best care, it’s not always easy to keep up with the many demands Read More