In-Home Care & Caregiving Resources

It’s crucial for anyone with an older person in their life to think about elderly driving safety. Statistics support that seniors are at an increased risk when they drive compared to others...

Self-care is an essential part of wellness and health. No matter your age, it's important to look after your physical, mental, and emotional health. But if you have Alzheimer’s or are...

Memory loss doesn't happen overnight. At first, the changes can be so subtle that you may not even notice. Last Thanksgiving, your dad laughed off forgetting a neighbor's name. This year...

Dehydration in seniors is a common concern and one that can become dangerous rather quickly. You might struggle with your loved one drinking enough fluids, especially going into the hotter summer...

As we age, our nutritional needs change. If you’re an older adult or caregiver to a senior, you can support healthy aging with proper nutrition. This can include a healthy diet and...

Most people can benefit from eating less sodium. But for seniors or anyone with heart, blood pressure or kidney problems, low-sodium meals and snacks are essential for maintaining good health...

Staying active is a vital part of maintaining your overall health, especially as you age. However, it can become harder to do as mobility and energy decrease over time. Water exercise &mdash...

Managing the logistics of caring for a loved one can be overwhelming, stressful, and confusing. Financing in-home care can also be complicated, but long-term care (LTC) insurance can be a helpful...

Each year, countless seniors undergo surgery for a variety of conditions, from repairing a hernia, to hip replacement or major joint surgery. While these surgeries can help improve quality of life,...

Approximately 6.7 million adults aged 65 and older are living with dementia. Dementia can make many of the day-to-day skills we take for granted — things like memory, reasoning, judgment and...