February is all about the heart, from Valentine’s Day to American Heart Month! Our in-home health care providers are taking this opportunity to raise awareness of a very serious health
A good relationship with your caregiver is key to making the most out of senior home care services. Yet, many seniors feel understandably anxious about letting someone – however professional
Family caregiving is a common role in the USA, with the AARP reporting that around 34.2 million adults around the country provide unpaid care to a loved one over 50.
“Dysphagia” is a medical term used to describe difficulty swallowing food or liquids – an issue that many older adults struggle with, especially if they suffer from certain forms of
Both physical and mental exercises are essential for maintaining good cognitive health throughout our lifetime, but they are especially important for retirees and seniors. Here are five great brain games
November is Diabetes Awareness Month and, as part of our drive to create awareness around this important issue, our senior home health care services team shares some tasty treats that
This Veterans Day, we’re not only celebrating veterans and their sacrifices and services, but also celebrating home health aide services to help veterans stay healthy and independent! Independence is a
There are so many things to love about the winter season, from hot chocolate and cozy fires to quality time with friends and loved ones over the holidays. But, it
The outside temperatures are dropping quickly and that means a snowy, icy winter is on its way. As we get older, we become more susceptible to the challenges of this
As we age our risk of developing certain health conditions increases and thyroid conditions are among these. Knowing what these conditions are and how to detect them early on is
It’s World Alzheimer’s Month, and our home care agency team is using this time as an opportunity to share some useful tips on medication management and safety for seniors with
There comes a time in everyone’s life when they may need a little extra help and care to live life to the fullest – but not everyone sees a helping
Community Health Accreditation Partner, Inc., (CHAP) announced that United Methodist Communities HomeWorks (Newton and Ocean Grove, NJ locations) have been awarded CHAP Accreditation under the CHAP Homecare Service Standards of
Loss of appetite is common among seniors, and is a natural result of being less active, burning fewer calories and requiring less food as we age. However, a complete or
When you or a loved one start to need some extra help around the house or in daily life, there are two main solutions – moving into a CCRC or
