Human beings, no matter their age, often find comfort in a schedule. We know this is especially important for babies and children, as it makes them feel safe. Some adults
Have you been wondering what is meant by home health care and whether you can afford it? It is skilled care delivered at the homes of seniors whether they live
The winter blues, formally known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), is real. It often affects older adults that feel the cold more easily and don’t go outside much during the
Are you becoming overwhelmed as the sole caregiver to mom and dad? Are your elderly parents still living on their own, or are you looking after loved ones at your
United Methodist Communities announced today that their home care division, HomeWorks, has received the 2023 Best of Home Care – Employer of Choice Award from HCP. The Employer of Choice
Many people prefer to manage a chronic disease at home. It is cost-effective, and you are in the place where you feel most comfortable. The Centers for Disease Control and
It is hard to have a sense of humor when you are suffering from caregiver burnout. Maybe you don’t even know how to describe what you are experiencing because you
For many, a home-health aide truly does become like family over time. They spend countless hours with you, not only helping you with unmanageable tasks but also sharing in memories
What’s better than a holiday dessert you ask? A holiday dessert that doesn’t require baking! This is the perfect option for seniors and children alike but really for anyone who
Tis’ the season for obsessive conversations about food, so lest we be remiss…let’s talk stuffing! Whether you’re one who prefers the out-of-the-box stuffing, or someone who likes to add all
Chances are you have already heard of this popular saying, yet more often than not we still don’t prepare the way we should. While sometimes we can get away with
As dementia is a progressive disease, the initial stages can be quite manageable. As the disease inevitably advances, however, caring for your loved one at home can become increasingly difficult.
Many seniors would prefer to live at home, surrounded by familiar spaces, neighborhoods, friends, and family. As care or assistance needs increase, the cost can increase as well. Here’s a
Whether Dad is hard of hearing, has poor eyesight, or has trouble remembering to take his medicine, the medical marketplace has an ADA gadget for that. For those who may
Newton’s first law of motion is true for everything and everyone – and seniors are no exception. If you want to continue to maintain your mobility, you need to keep
