Senior Care

One in four Americans aged 65 or over falls each year, according to the National Council on Aging (NCOA). Falls are not only one of the most common causes of injuries and death in older adults, but Read More

If you have an elderly loved one that requires professional support services, you may be weighing your options. Some of the most common housing options for seniors include nursing homes and home care Read More

Dementia can affect all aspects of a person’s life, from their thinking and behavior to their ability to perform simple tasks. As communication difficulties are a common symptom of progressing Read More

Communicating with someone with dementia can often be a confusing and frustrating experience for both parties. As dementia diminishes cognitive function, it can be difficult for our affected loved one Read More

In-home care is designed to support activities of daily living (ADLs) while maintaining a person’s quality of life and preserving their dignity. There are many health conditions that may require help Read More

When faced with the end of life a family member, you may experience a whirlwind of emotions. Having the right people around your loved one can make a dramatic difference in your ability to provide Read More

Exercising your mind is important at all ages. The brain is made up of many specialized areas and nearly 100 billion neurons. If not used consistently, the brain can become atrophied. Brain atrophy Read More

One in three adults over age 65 falls each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. These falls often lead to fatal or non-fatal injuries in the elderly. Unlike younger Read More

Although worth the commitment, caring for an aging parent or loved one can be physically and emotionally draining. As many elderly individuals require daily or even round-the-clock care, it can be Read More