Senior health and wellbeing directly correlate to safety, security, and holistic nourishment – wherever a senior calls Home. Solid meals, support with daily tasks, social engagement, medication reminders, regular exercise – all are required for seniors to age as independently and gracefully as possible. For most, this requires outside support via in-home care or a…

Caregivers choose their profession first and foremost because they want to help others, and because caregivers have a natural love and appreciation for their senior clients. However, caregiving is a demanding job, and it’s natural to receive fair compensation for the time and energy you spend caring for others. Home Care Registry vs Agency Employment…

Prospective clients often ask us whether Medicare benefits will cover in-home care. Medicare only provides benefits available for skilled home care services for seniors who are homebound and cannot easily travel to and from outpatient rehab services. The home health benefits require you to be under the care of a doctor who has established a…

  Caring for a senior at home is a continuously evolving process.  First, there are the long-term plans made with consideration with the current “knowns.” Then, there are the decisions that need to be made in any given moment as the result of the unknowns – a fall, a sudden onset illness, the more rapid…

As your loved ones age, you may notice that they need extra support. While almost 9 in 10 seniors want to remain at home in a familiar environment where they’re comfortable, they may experience mobility, memory or other daily living challenges. You could join 34.2 million Americans who provide unpaid care for an adult over…

You’re never too old to exercise. While fitness goals for older adults should be modified to accommodate any physical or medical concerns, the body needs to breathe, move, get the heart rate up, and physically engage with the world around it to be its best self. And, don’t forget that mental exercises count, too! Establishing…