When to Consider Senior Living Options
The holiday season was a heartwarming time to spend quality time with family and friends. While sharing a festive meal, opening presents, and creating new memories, you may have noticed...
A New Year’s Resolution: Address Caregiver Guilt
Whether you become a caregiver gradually or all of a sudden due to a crisis, many emotions surface when you take on the job of caregiver. And all of your...
Living with Gratitude: The Important Role of Family Caregivers
It is estimated that 44 million Americans provide 37 billion hours of unpaid, “informal” care each year to adult family members and friends with chronic illnesses or conditions that prevent...
Tips for Touring a Senior Living Community In-Person & Virtually
The process of choosing and touring a senior living community can be complex. Just like an apartment or house hunting process, it requires making sure that a place checks all...
The Health Benefits of Tea for Seniors: A Daily Wellness Boost
Did you know that tea is the second most consumed beverage in the world, after water?It’s true! Tea lovers have over 1,500 varieties to choose from.
Essential Holiday Safety Tips for Seniors and Families
The long-awaited holiday season is a time for connecting with family and friends and celebrating traditions. This special time, while a joyous one, can also be eye-opening for families with...
Palliative Care vs. End of Life Care: Key Differences
Planning for care during a serious illness or after being diagnosed with a life-limiting condition can be very challenging. Many older adults choose hospice or palliative care to support pain...
27 Modern Activities for Seniors In 2024
When you think about activities for seniors, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? Bingo night? Old Westerns playing on the TV? Movies and TV shows have given...
Holiday Visits: Be Aware of the Signs Your Elderly Parent Needs Help
Spending time with family is one of the biggest gifts of the holiday season. Since we’re all trying to accomplish so much and find ourselves spread thin, this might be...
How to Start Talking About Care Needs With Aging Parents
Major life transitions can be difficult, especially when those changes involve an aging loved one. Many caregivers struggle with the best way to discuss sensitive topics with an aging parent...
Staying Healthy this Flu Season
The flu can be serious for everyone - but for adults 65 years and older, the risk of flu-related complications and hospitalization is particularly high.
A Beginner’s Guide to Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia
As the people in our lives get older, it’s natural for their mental and physical abilities to slip a little from time to time. Maybe they can’t quite recall that...
Legal Planning for Seniors: Getting Your Legal “House” in Order
Aging can often present difficult challenges, including complex health issues, declining physical and/or mental capacity, care-related expenses and other financial concerns. It is important to have one’s legal “house” in...
Home Care vs. Skilled Home Health
Did you know that every day, millions of people are providing care for their spouse, aging parents, or elderly family members, all while keeping up with other responsibilities? Oftentimes, these...
Senior Suicide Prevention
Suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the U.S., affecting men and women of all ages. Older adults are especially vulnerable.
Mind Your Mental Health – Understanding and Addressing Caregiver Burnout
Always approaching their responsibilities with care and compassion, caregivers make a difference in the lives of patients, residents, and their families every single day by providing vital services and support.