5 Benefits of Home Care for Your Senior
As people prepare for retirement, some plan to live in assisted living facilities, while others prefer to age in place with home care.
Read MoreWhat Are Your Mom’s Goals After Retirement?
Talking to your mom about her goals after retirement will not only get her excited, but allow you to give her support needed to achieve them.
Read MoreHow Senior Home Care Can Help Someone with Low Vision
Low vision affects millions, but seniors especially struggle when it comes to daily tasks. Here’s how senior home care can help!
Read MoreLearning to Add Protein in a Seniors Diet
Did you know that by the time most people reach the age of 70, they have lost as much as 30% of their strength and 40% of their muscular mass?
Read MoreThings Every Senior Should Have For Weather Emergencies
Seniors who are aging in place need to be ready to get through weather emergencies in their homes, especially if they have medical conditions that make them vulnerable without power.
Read MoreShould You Wash Your Mom’s Hair Every Day?
Since your mom’s stroke, she’s needed help with routine hygiene and grooming tasks. She can’t wash her hair on her own.
Read More4 Fun Activities Seniors Can Do When The Weather Is Bad
During the winter or when the rainy season comes it can be difficult for seniors to stay active and engaged.
Read MoreHow Does In-Home Care Help Your Mom?
As she gets older, your mom’s health is changing. She’s facing some of the most common health issues and a few surprises.
Read MoreBest Foods for Those with Kidney Disease
If you’re caring for someone with kidney disease, you understand that there is a lot you have to do to help them stay healthy and live a satisfying life.
Read MoreTalk to Your Dad About His Care Needs During Blindness Awareness Month
Blindness Awareness Month takes place every October and aims to get families talking about vision loss.
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