In-Home Care & Caregiving Resources

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...

BrightStar Care® is excited to announce that we have received the Enterprise Champion for Quality Award for the 13th year in a row. This demonstrates the commitment to excellence our caregivers...

Receiving medical treatment at home can be a comfortable and convenient option for many patients. Home infusion therapy allows individuals to receive necessary intravenous (IV) treatments in a...

With the summer months upon us, it’s critical for everyone – and especially vulnerable groups like the elderly – to focus on safety tips for summer. Although heat-related deaths...

Alzheimer’s is the most common type of dementia and occurs when plaques and bundles of proteins build up between nerve cells in the brain, ultimately causing brain cell death. Individuals...

Many older adults want to stay in their homes rather than moving into an assisted living community. Familiar surroundings can provide comfort and security, especially for seniors showing early...

As you age, you may find yourself managing several health conditions — and medications — at once. Medication management for elderly adults is important to maintain good health, but it...

Whether you’re helping an elderly loved one relocate to a smaller place or declutter their home for better organization and quality of life, downsizing is essential. By reducing clutter...

The death of a spouse is an extremely challenging life event for anyone. Beyond the immediate impact of acute grief, losing a spouse comes with several legal and financial tasks to handle...

When the time comes in life that you — or your aging parents — could use a little help with the activities of daily living, you have options. It can help to understand the difference of...