Tips for Discussing the Future with your Senior Loved One No one likes to think about the future, especially when it's uncertain. But as we get older, it's important to start talking about what we want for our final days. This can be a difficult conversation to have, but there [...]
Mental Illness : A Burden in Seniors and How We Can Help Mental Illness Awareness Week: October 3 - 9 Mental impairment can be a difficult subject to approach. It's natural for people to worry about their mental health as they age, especially considering that many of the symptoms are similar to those seen in dementia [...]
Is your Elderly Loved One Still a Safe Driver? Are you getting a little concerned about your elderly loved one's ability to drive? It's an inevitable fact of life that as we age, many of our abilities start to diminish. For some people, this might mean weaker bones or a decrease in stamina. But for [...]
How to make the most of retirement Retired? You're not alone! Whether you've been retired for quite awhile or are just now stepping away from the workforce, it's natural to feel a little lost during retirement. But don't worry-there is plenty that retirees can do in order to keep themselves busy and fulfilled throughout those [...]
12 Ways to Prepare your Elderly Loved One for Emergencies No one knows when an emergency will occur, but it's important to be prepared for any situation. For seniors and the elderly, this means taking steps to ensure their safety in case of a sudden health issue or accident. There are several things you can [...]
Over 60 and fabulous: 10 great resources for seniors in Cherokee County, GA For senior citizens living in Cherokee County, Georgia, there are plenty of great resources available. As we get older, it's important to stay active and involved in our community and Cherokee County has a lot of resources and services they for offer [...]
10 Inexpensive Summer Fun Ideas for Families with Seniors The weather is heating up, and that means it's time for some fun in the sun! If you're looking for ways to enjoy the summer without breaking the bank, check out these inexpensive ideas. They're perfect for families with seniors. So pack your sunscreen and get [...]
Maintaining Good Vision in Our Golden Years Every year, the National Eye Institute recognizes July as Healthy Vision Month. This year, their goal is to inspire families to team up and learn how to protect their vision together. We thought that was the perfect opportunity to offer some helpful tips for maintaining good vision as [...]
Caregivers that care about you! The exciting news is out – our team won the maximum four awards this year from the third-party satisfaction management research firm, Home Care Pulse! Out of the thousands of licensed home care agencies in the nation, we are in The Top 100 in Experience!! Only 2 other agencies in [...]
The Benefits of In-Home Care for Seniors' Mental Health Caring for a senior loved one can be both rewarding and challenging. Often, the most difficult part of caregiving is ensuring that your loved one receives the mental health support they need. In-home care can be a great way to provide this necessary support – here [...]
Self-care ideas for seniors that are easy and free Self-care is an important part of anyone's life, and it becomes even more important as we get older. Taking care of ourselves helps us stay healthy and happy, both physically and mentally. Here are five easy and free self-care ideas for seniors that can help you [...]
Living with osteoporosis: Tips for seniors to manage the condition and stay active Osteoporosis is a condition that affects many seniors, and can make everyday activities such as walking or climbing stairs difficult. If you're living with osteoporosis, it's important to take steps to manage the condition and stay active. In this blog post, we'll [...]
Reasons to Hire a Home Care Service for your Parents You may be thinking that your parents aren’t old enough to need any help, or maybe that they are too old to find them the “right” help. As we age, our needs change and it is important to have a caregiver on hand who can [...]
How Kidney Failure is Linked to Aging It's no secret that kidney function declines with age. Approximately one-third of all adults aged 75 and older have some degree of chronic kidney disease. However, many seniors may not be aware of the seriousness of this condition or what they can do to prevent it from developing. [...]
Everyday Problems Seniors Face and How to Address Them Imagine looking in the mirror and not recognizing your own reflection. The face staring back at you is thin and aged and with deep wrinkles. It's hard to believe that this person is still alive, let alone you! This is what it feels like for many [...]
Physical Activities : What's Suited for Seniors Physical activity is an important part of a healthy lifestyle at any age, but it’s especially crucial for seniors. As we get older, our bodies change and we may become less active. This lack of activity can lead to health problems such as obesity and heart disease – [...]
Colon Cancer in Seniors: What you Need to Know Since March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, we want to provide some helpful information to help prevent it, or at least detect it early to provide the best chance of treatment. Colorectal cancer is the third most common form of cancer in the United States. It [...]
Resistance to outside care is fairly common among elderly people. It can be difficult for elderly adults to accept the help of others, especially if they previously lived alone or with family members (such as an elderly adult child). All elderly people who are unable to do things on their own should receive assistance. Resistance [...]
Living Healthy and Aging Gracefully As the baby boomer generation enters their 60s, 70s and 80s, more individuals are expected to live longer. It is important for these individuals to stay healthy both physically and mentally as they age in place. Living healthily and aging gracefully can mean different things for different people. For some [...]
What to know about Lung Cancer in the Elderly Lung cancer is the most common form of cancer in America. The majority of people diagnosed with lung cancer are over the age of 70 years old, and they tend to be more sensitive to the side effects associated with treatment. While it may seem like [...]
