Staying Cool As Heat Rises

Staying Cool As Heat Rises

It isn’t summer yet, but 2026 has experienced many record-breaking days of heat already. Staying cool in the summer is essential at any age. But for elders, it can be even more vital. Older adults tend not to feel as hot as younger people, even as the heat is taking...
Physical Therapy & Home Support

Physical Therapy & Home Support

When your loved one is going to physical therapy after an injury or surgery, support shouldn’t end when they come home from their appointment. Physical therapy works best when the individual continues their exercises, stretches, and other treatments at home. This...
Skin Cancer Safety Awareness

Skin Cancer Safety Awareness

May is Skin Cancer and Melanoma Awareness Month. As the weather warms up and we get closer to summer, ensuring that your older loved one protects their skin is vital. This article will explore important tips to protect older adults from skin cancer, as well as...
Assisted Living vs In-Home Care

Assisted Living vs In-Home Care

When you are looking to hire a caregiver for your older loved one, there are a few options that may be available to them. While you may not be open to nursing home care, several options are less fully involved than that. For many families, early care for elders will...
Stroke Prevention Tips

Stroke Prevention Tips

Suffering from a stroke can be fatal for many older adults. And for those who do survive one, recovery can be a long, challenging journey. Thankfully, there are ways to reduce your risk of suffering from strokes. This article will explore stroke prevention tips for...
Identifying Substance Abuse in Elders

Identifying Substance Abuse in Elders

Substance abuse is a problem that plagues many families across America. For senior citizens, it can be especially difficult to identify and combat. Elders may turn to abusing drugs or alcohol for several reasons. Unfortunately, many of the signs of substance abuse can...
Distracted Driving Awareness Month – Tips for Seniors

Distracted Driving Awareness Month – Tips for Seniors

April is Distracted Driver Awareness Month. Limiting practices that take your eyes off the road is important to safer driving. For older drivers, this can be especially important. With age, reaction times can get longer, and in an emergency, every second counts. This...
Eye Care Screenings for Older Adults

Eye Care Screenings for Older Adults

As you age, your senses can worsen. Your eyes are no exception. Over the years, your vision will likely get worse. It can be helpful to schedule regular eye exams for your glasses prescription if you need them. But regular screenings for potential eye conditions are...
Care Support for Elders After a TBI

Care Support for Elders After a TBI

After your older loved one suffers from a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), the level of in-home care they need may increase drastically. For those over 65, care and recovery from a TBI can be intense. The injury may have also impacted their ability to care for...
Protecting Elders that Want to Live Alone

Protecting Elders that Want to Live Alone

As your parent or older loved one ages, daily life may become more challenging. However, many elders will resist home care or moving in with younger family members. Finding the right avenues to discuss elder care options can be challenging. This article will help...