With Clinton Township’s vulnerable seniors continuing to shelter in place and limit out-of-home interactions, AARP Michigan’s virtual events are a serious boon, providing new ways to learn, laugh, and connect with the local community. Your loved one may not be especially tech-savvy, but our caregivers make it easy to get started. Read on to see … Continue reading Log In And Take Part: 5 Ways To Caregivers Help Seniors Connect Online →

COVID-19 vaccination booster shots are now being offered for vulnerable seniors in Clinton Township, and our home care services make it easier than ever to get the family fully immunized. Read on to learn how our home care service simplifies COVID-19 booster shots for Clinton Township’s seniors, or call (586)-690-7500 to speak directly with a … Continue reading How To Stress-Bust COVID-19 Booster Shots With Home Care Services →

For the sake of our seniors, we must remain diligent with COVID-19 safety protocols, even as Clinton Township reopens. Today’s post explains how our in-home care team is helping to support seniors and stop community spread of COVID-19 in Clinton Township, MI. Read on or call (586)-690-7500 to speak directly with an in-home care professional … Continue reading Stop COVID-19 Community Spread: Keeping Seniors Safe With In-Home Care →

Ready to explore home care options and assisted living placements in Clinton Township? Always Best Care can help. Read on for help making an informed decision about your long-term care, or call (586)-690-7500 to start a free consultation. Explore Home Care Options In Clinton Township, MI The State of Michigan recognizes two broad forms of … Continue reading Explore Home Care Options And Assisted Living Placements In Michigan →

The pandemic has put a major strain on seniors’ social lives, but our COVID-19 elderly care services can help you reconnect with your friends, family, and community members. Read on to learn how we help seniors socially distance without the risks of social isolation, or call (586)-690-7500 to speak directly with a COVID-19 elderly care … Continue reading COVID-19 Elderly Care: The Ultimate Intervention For Isolated Seniors →

Even as Clinton Township reopens at full capacity, and our county’s immunization rate climbs higher every day, seniors still need to remain vigilant with COVID-19 precautions. And our home care team is here to help. To that end, today’s post discusses some of the ways we’re helping seniors socialize safely by accessing AARP Michigan’s virtual … Continue reading Home Care Support: Get Involved With AARP Michigan’s Virtual Events →

Nothing beats the comforts of home, so it is not surprising that an AARP survey revealed that approximately 90% of American seniors wish to stay in their own home for as long as possible. Aging in place offers a wealth of benefits, such as: Familiarity: Seniors are intimately familiar with the layout and organization of … Continue reading Independence Among Seniors →

Experiencing occasional aches and pains is a normal part of aging, but discomfort usually resolves relatively quickly. You may be sore for a day or two but then get back to your regular activities. When pain lingers for three months or more, it may be considered chronic pain. Chronic pain can disrupt seniors’ lives and … Continue reading Managing Pain With Aging →

Aging is inevitable, but that doesn’t have to slow you down. With proper care and a healthy lifestyle, seniors can make the most of every stage of their life. September is Healthy Aging Month and a wonderful time to reflect on what is going well, and where there are opportunities for improvement. There are many … Continue reading 5 Simple Ways Seniors Can Boost Their Health →

Music can be a very powerful tool that conjures up a lot of memories. Long after you’ve forgotten the details of an event, hearing a familiar song can bring you right back. Lyrics stick in your mind longer than facts and figures, and you may find yourself singing along to a song you haven’t heard … Continue reading Move To The Music: How Music Can Support Mental Health In Aging →