• Published On: April 17th, 2024|Categories: Heart Health, Older Adult Issues, Senior Health|

    Preparing your home for your return after hip replacement surgery is crucial for ensuring a safe and comfortable recovery process. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you prepare: Clear, Well Lit Pathways: Ensure that all pathways from the entrance to your bedroom, bathroom, and any other frequently used

  • Published On: February 6th, 2024|Categories: Older Adult Issues, Senior Health|

    As we age, our immune systems weaken, making us more susceptible to various illnesses and diseases. Vaccines for seniors and immunizations play a crucial role in protecting senior citizens from potentially serious health complications. While vaccination schedules might vary depending on individual health conditions and previous immunizations, there are several important vaccines recommended for

  • Published On: December 11th, 2023|Categories: Family Caregiving, Senior Health|

    When providing care for an older adult, it’s easy to slip into a habit of taking over tasks instead of encouraging senior independence. After all, it’s often easier to do things yourself and to provide the senior with the opportunity to sit back and enjoy being pampered. While our intentions are certainly in the

  • Published On: August 8th, 2023|Categories: Senior Health|

    Research shows that lifelong learning is crucial to maximizing brain functionality throughout aging. In fact, certain lifestyle factors, including maintaining an environment enriched with social, mental, and physical stimulation, are now known to enhance our brain’s natural resilience, and to allow us to tap into cognitive reserve (CR) – our brain’s ability to resist damage.

  • Published On: July 19th, 2023|Categories: Senior Health, Senior Safety|

    The warm summer months provide wonderful opportunities for older adults to celebrate with family and friends: graduations, picnics, pool parties, and enjoying the beauty of nature. Yet it’s important to be aware of heat-related dangers that can sneak up quickly on seniors, and to know what to do to help seniors in hot weather stay

  • Published On: August 14th, 2019|Categories: Senior Health|

    As summer winds down, our in-home care professionals have the information you need to prepare for the next season: flu season. August is National Immunization Awareness Month, and it’s important for all of us to ensure we’re protected. For older adults in particular, vaccinations are crucial, as complications from the flu, pneumonia, and other diseases