One of the most important things to consider when it comes to beginning home care is the cost. Money is not an unlimited resource, and we understand that you want to make it last as long as possible, while still getting the highest quality care for your loved one. We have found … Continue reading Paying for Quality Home Care →

When it comes time to set up care services for a loved one, it’s easy to find yourself feeling overwhelmed by all of the information you were given, and all of the big decisions you are expected to make. We know that this is probably a process that is completely new to you, and there … Continue reading Getting Started With Home Care: Where to Begin →

The average life expectancy in the United States is around 80 years old, and many people live well into their 80s and 90s, some going past 100. There is no way of knowing exactly how long someone will live. This can make caring for an aging parent even more challenging because you don’t know what … Continue reading Planning Ahead with Your Aging Parent →

Boredom and isolation can be dangerous for seniors. They can lead to problems with depression and negatively affect overall health. Regular socialization can boost mental health and provide higher quality of life. It keeps seniors both physically and mentally active. Sometimes due to physical or mental challenges, seniors may find it easier or less stressful … Continue reading Activities to Help Your Senior Stay Socially Active →

The transition from winter to spring can be a beautiful time. More animals emerge, the grass turns green, buds form on trees, and flowers begin to bloom. But along with this beauty, also comes the annoyance of seasonal allergies. Tree pollen and mold come out in full force and can cause itchy or watery eyes, … Continue reading Allergies and Aging: What You Need to Know →