In-Home Care & Caregiving Resources

Dementia care and memory care are both services that provide specialized, comprehensive support for people with memory loss related to Alzheimer’s disease. But despite sharing similarities...

Even if they're fully able to take care of themselves, adults with disabilities may experience loneliness or isolation from time to time—especially if they’re homebound or have...

The holiday season often feels like a whirlwind of shopping, cooking, cleaning, and family visits. But amidst the festive meals and family traditions, it’s also important to connect with...

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...

Thanksgiving is a day to savor every moment with friends, family, and food. But when you or a loved one is managing a chronic health condition like diabetes or heart disease, planning the holiday...

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...

When you have a tracheostomy, a doctor creates an opening in your neck to place a trach tube in your windpipe to help with breathing. You may need one for a variety of reasons, like an airway...

There's no question that loss of vision comes with serious challenges—both practical and emotional. It's okay to take time to grieve that change. But you can also take action. Many...

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...