Kudos to Doris for being selected as the caregiver of the month for November by her supervisors, clients and peers. Since 2023, Doris has provided compassionate care to a client with a TBI, always showing patience and a willingness to help. Thank you, Doris, for making such a difference in the lives of those we […]
See MoreJanuary is National Glaucoma Awareness Month, a time to highlight this serious eye disease and its impact, especially on seniors. Glaucoma is a condition that damages the optic nerve, often caused by increased pressure in the eye. If left untreated, it can lead to permanent vision loss. Since the disease typically progresses slowly, many people […]
See MoreWe are thrilled to celebrate Nkechi Williams as our December Caregiver of the Month! 🌟 Nkechi joined our team in September and has been providing exceptional care to her client, Brian. . He has shared how much he appreciates Nkechi, describing her as compassionate, patient, and dependable—the qualities that truly make a caregiver shine. 💕Our […]
See MoreOften when seniors start to experience changes in their health, they don’t go to a doctor. They just assume that the changes they’re experiencing are normal because they are getting older. And in some cases that might be true. But there are some health conditions that aren’t a part of normal aging. It can be […]
See MoreSummer is many people’s favorite time of the year because the sun is out for longer, the air is fresh and warm, and people naturally become more active this time of year. Your senior loved one may struggle to develop summer activities that can be added to their daily or weekly routine. If they are […]
See MoreJuly is Social Wellness Month and it’s a fantastic time for seniors to focus on their social life and how it impacts their mental health. Loneliness among seniors is reaching epidemic levels, and many health professionals are concerned about the impact of loneliness on seniors. Seniors that are aging in place may have to put […]
See MoreYour mom is getting older and has health conditions that may be common in old age, but they also limit her mobility. How can your mom keep up with her daily care needs when she’s finding it difficult? When should you talk to her about the importance of elder care? After a Fall Every year, […]
See MoreJune is National Adopt A Cat Month and it’s a great time for seniors to think about bringing a new furry friend home. Cats are fantastic low-maintenance pets for seniors. Senior cats love to cuddle and nap and aren’t going to have the kind of high energy that kittens have, so senior cats are often […]
See MoreDementia affects millions of people every year. It causes memory loss, confusion, disorientation, and more while robbing families of the people they love. The illness is much easier for families to manage when they have the help of experienced Alzheimer’s care providers. The focus remains on helping dementia patients to have the best possible quality […]
See MoreTwenty-five percent of U.S. adults have two or more chronic health conditions, and 60% have at least one. As your mom ages, it’s not surprising to learn she has multiple health issues going on. When she does, what is she going to start needing help completing throughout the week? What are the most common chronic […]
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