In-Home Care & Caregiving Resources

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...

Caring for a loved one with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from military service can be bittersweet. You love them and are proud of their service, but their anger or need to withdraw is...

Whether you or a loved one already have influenza and are looking for ways to ease the symptoms, or you want to know more about flu prevention ahead of flu season, you’ll find the answers in...

The most common cancer among women in the U.S., breast cancer accounts for about 30% of all female cancers each year. It’s estimated that one in eight women develop breast cancer at some...

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...

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...

It can be overwhelming having a chronic illness like cancer, diabetes, hypertension, or arthritis. Chronic conditions often involve ongoing pain management and limitations on daily activities, not...

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...

Cardiovascular exercise is essential for staying healthy and vibrant, especially after age 70.The American Heart Association recommends seniors aim for 150 minutes of moderate exercise or 75...