In-Home Care & Caregiving Resources

After a night of sleep, the body wakes in an energy-deprived state. This can leave you or your loved one less mentally alert and fatigued. A senior with health conditions especially needs the...

Your skin isn't just your outermost protective layer—it's your body's largest organ. Skin has a lot of jobs to do, like keeping out germs and regulating your body temperature.Just...

When the days grow shorter and cold weather settles in, moods can shift and spirits may fall. This seasonal change is commonly known as the “winter blues” (also referred to as the...

With cooler temperatures, snowy landscapes, and holiday gatherings with family and friends, winter is a time of joy and festivity for many. But this season also brings potential risks for the...

Urinary tract infections, incontinence, and frequent nighttime urination are all common bladder health issues among seniors. Yet bladder health remains a sensitive, if not embarrassing...

Although you can’t stop the hands of time, you can choose how you’ll approach getting older. With this healthy aging guide, you can learn what benefits and challenges to expect when...

Staying mobile and comfortable for daily life doesn't have to involve exhausting workouts or special equipment. With some gentle movement daily, you or your loved one can ease stiffness, build...

Taking care of a loved one with dementia can be tough. Roles shift and routines change, but you can still enjoy your time together. By designing activities to your loved one’s abilities...

After age 65, you're probably happy to give up certain obligations. Perhaps you no longer need to work full-time. Maybe you're reading more books and spending less time on the computer...

Autumn months are perfect for getting outdoors on pleasant days and finding ways to bring the spirit of the changing season inside.Caregivers for seniors can seize the opportunity to plan do-it...