In-Home Care & Caregiving Resources

Have you or your loved one gained or lost a few pounds recently? It’s normal for weight to fluctuate slightly with age. However, a significant, noticeable change could indicate an underlying...

Colorectal cancer is a disease that develops in the parts of the digestive system called the colon and rectum. It may not show symptoms in the early stages, but this is when treatment is most...

Cancer treatment can be a tough journey, its effects felt by both patients and their loved ones. Staying positive doesn’t mean pretending everything is easy or ignoring the hard parts of...

Massage can be relaxing and rejuvenating for people of all ages and can help you stay healthy as you grow older. However, mobility challenges, fragile skin, and chronic pain can sometimes make...

Chronic stress—that is, persistent stress over a long period of time—can take a serious toll on your well-being. It's linked to a wide range of health problems, including anxiety...

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...

Hypothyroidism, which is a loss of thyroid function, can affect anyone, but it becomes more common as you age. The signs of an underactive thyroid are often easy to miss, as they mimic commonly...

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...

Did you know adults over 65 are much more susceptible to pneumonia than those who are younger? That’s why it’s important for seniors and those caring for older loved ones to learn how...

In this guide, we share how you and your loved ones can reduce the risk of catching COVID-19, what signs and symptoms to watch for, current treatment options, and how long COVID-19 typically lasts...