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The Power of Staying Informed in Health Care

August 17, 2023

When you work in health care, staying informed about best practices and industry standards is crucial for providing exceptional care to patients. As a...

Creating a Safe Haven: Essential Home Safety Tips for Aging Adults

June 13, 2023

As our loved ones age, ensuring their safety becomes a top priority. Creating a secure and comfortable living environment is essential to promote their...

The Benefits of Physical and Occupational Therapy for Your Loved Ones

April 17, 2023

Physical and occupational therapy are effective solutions to help with many aspects of our health and wellness. These disciplines aim to improve day-to-day...

Reducing Caregiver Burnout

May 10, 2022

It’s hard to care for an aging loved one along with the other responsibilities in your life. Between juggling their medical appointments, morning routine,...

6 Ways to Help Your Senior Loved Ones Stay Physically Active

April 8, 2022

Staying active is an important part of being happy and healthy at every stage of life. As our loved one’s age, however, their capability to exercise...

Cooking Safely in Your Home: 9 Tips for Seniors

March 16, 2022

To continue living independently at home as we age, being able to safely prepare and cook meals is essential. The kitchen can be one of the most dangerous...

7 New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors

January 10, 2022

Happy New Year! This time of the year is a perfect opportunity to take stock of our lives and decide what we want to change. For seniors, it is an especially...

How to Talk to Seniors About In-Home Care & Address Concerns

December 3, 2021

In-home care is unfamiliar territory for many seniors and their families. It’s understandable why receiving care is hard to accept after a lifetime of...

12 Tips on Activities for People with Alzheimer’s Disease

November 16, 2021

12 Tips on Activities for People with Alzheimer’s Disease It can be extremely difficult to care for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease, much less...