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Changes in appetite are common as people age, but a noticeable decrease in eating can signal a deeper issue. For older adults, poor nutrition can lead to weakness, falls, illness, and slower...

 Making the decision to bring care into the home can feel overwhelming. For many families, it’s not about if help is needed — it’s about when and how to start. Planning...

A Guide for Families Exploring Support at HomeWhen a loved one begins to need extra support, many families find themselves asking the same question:What exactly does home care include?Home care is...

Companion care plays an important role in supporting adults with disabilities who want to live safely, confidently, and independently at home. While medical care may be part of a broader plan...

 Supporting a loved one with memory loss can be deeply emotional for families. Familiar spaces, daily routines, and a sense of independence all play a critical role in helping individuals...

The Benefits of Companion Animals Increasingly, research is indicating that interacting with companion animals can significantly improve an older person’s health and wellbeing. While more...

As our parents age, the child-parent dynamic inevitably shifts. For those of us fortunate to have our aging parents around, there comes a challenging time when roles reverse, and we find...

Staying Sharp as We AgeCognitive issues are common as we get older, and aging can cause challenges with memory or thinking. We don’t have to just accept that, though! If you are concerned...

Many adults are choosing to grow older at home instead of moving into a residential or assisted living facility. They cite the ability to keep their friend groups close by, understanding the...

The Danger of a Fall Falls are one of the primary causes of hospital admissions for older people, and a fall can be catastrophic for a senior. Why? Because when a fall results in an injury, it can...