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Nothing is more important than keeping our most vulnerable population safe during this period of uncertainty. BrightStar Care is committed to providing the highest standard of care to our clients...

Communication between family members can be tough as it is, but this only gets more difficult when your loved one develops dementia. Diseases like Alzheimer’s, frontotemporal lobar...

When your loved one develops dementia, his or her cognitive function will likely decline over time as a result of your loved one’s illness. That’s why it’s imperative for...

Between the full airports and delayed flights, holiday travel can be a nightmare. It’s made even worse for those who suffer from physical or mental disabilities. Retirees love to travel to...

Exercise is important for individuals of all ages, including seniors. Just because older individuals can’t enjoy the same intense workouts as their younger family members, it doesn’t...

 One of the hardest things to watch and manage is the changing personality of dementia patients. A stranger is slowly replacing the person you once knew and loved. While your loved one doesn...

Activity plays an absolutely essential role in keeping seniors healthy and well-adjusted. Studies have shown that regular physical and mental exercise can lower the risk of stroke, Type 2 diabetes,...

At BrightStar Care, our compassionate home care professionals go above and beyond to help families provide their loved ones with the highest quality life possible, regardless of their medical...

For most people, summer weather brings joy and excitement, with the added desire to spend the day outdoors basking in the sun. Unfortunately, for seniors, it can be quite the opposite. Excess...

From a young age, the way we view our parents has a significant impact on growth; it molded and inspired us. They were taller, stronger, wiser, and our primary caretakers. As life goes on, the...