In-Home Care & Caregiving Resources

What to Do at Home After a Stroke: How Caregivers Can Help With RecoveryWhen a loved one has a stroke, the aftermath can feel overwhelming. Recovery may take weeks or even years and can be...

Gardening is popular among seniors and for good reason. It offers a fulfilling and accessible hobby that can improve their emotional and physical well-being.For those so inclined, gardening allows...

Home care helps seniors and other adults maintain their independence and remain at home as long as possible. Whether you need home care for yourself or a loved one, it's vital to understand...

Caring for someone with dementia can be a deeply meaningful and rewarding experience. While cognitive changes in dementia affect various aspects of life, including language and behavior, they also...

Your mother has been struggling to sleep at night. She says she can't quiet her mind. There are too many thoughts, and her heart feels like it's beating too fast. She also wakes during the...

Managing diabetes means making healthy diet and lifestyle choices to keep your blood sugar as close to normal as possible. One of the best ways to do that is to eat a healthy diet that's low in...

Making a decision for an aging loved one or family member about housing or a care facility can be an overwhelming, confusing and emotional process. There are many factors to consider, such as the...

Understanding how to deal with an angry dementia patient is challenging for many reasons. But it’s important to keep in mind that the anger they’re displaying is often a response to the...

Activated Insights (formerly Home Care Pulse^®) recently announced that 196 Home Care agencies received one or more 2025 Best of Home Care^® awards. In addition to the recognition our...

Like all parts of your body, your brain is affected by aging. Almost one-third of Americans ages 65 or older have some form of cognitive impairment, the AARP reports. Whether it's mild &mdash...