When you know it’s time to bring in home care for your loved one, there are many things to think about and decisions to be made. Most families will have little to no experience at all in providing any kind of personal care assistance with activities of daily living. You may want to try to Read More
June is Home Safety Month
Watch Out For These Most Common Home Injuries During June Home Safety Month. Home- it seems it should be the safest place on earth, the place we should feel most safe and most protected. Unfortunately, it’s also a major source of injuries for senior citizens. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Read More
May Is Older American Month – Are You Prepared For Aging?
May Is Older American Month – Are You Prepared For Aging? Families plan and prepare for major life events; attending college, getting married, having a baby and retiring at the end of a career. Are you prepared for aging? Unfortunately, not enough people have some plan in place for events such as how we want Read More
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month
Nearly 1 million people are living with Parkinson’s – making this disease the second most common Neurodegenerative disease after Alzheimer’s. Parkinson’s is a movement disorder disease with symptoms that come in stages – mild, medium and severe. Daily living challenges increase as the disease progresses. Assistance will be needed to help a loved one remain Read More
Inexpensive, easily accessible ways to enhance your life as you age.
Sing your way to better health. A new study out of Sweden reveals that singing my not only promote mental and emotional well-being, social connection and collaboration but good heart and lung health as well. (The Benefits Of Singing) Every time you sing, you fire up that right lobe of your brain and release Read More