Care-Managed Home Care

The model provides an approach to care for those living with dementia, allowing them to age at home and participate in communities longer.

As we age, our ability to remain physically active, nutritionally aware, and mentally healthy decreases. Keep these tips in mind!

It’s important for seniors to understand how to stay hydrated, symptoms of dehydration, and other details surrounding hydration.

Outdoor hobbies for seniors during the warmer months are a great opportunity to increase social engagement and even physical health.

Long Term Care is expensive, so it requires planning in advance and thorough understanding of options.

Part of maintaining a healthy for seniors in remaining active, socializing, & being apart of a community. Here are a few ideas for seniors.

During the holidays, some families find themselves facing unexpected stress when they discover that their loved one may need extra care.

Join us as we learn more about Care Management for seniors from one of our very own Care Managers.

It is important to assess whether you or someone you know experiences early signs of Parkinson's. Continue reading for early signs of PD.

Seniors forming friendships with younger people can be mutually beneficial for both age groups and for society as a whole.

For senior adults, maintaining an active social life and having meaningful interactions with others becomes imperative.

There is only one month left of the summer, but don’t forget how important it is to stay safe during these hot and humid months.

Managing and navigating the healthcare system can be daunting enough for an adult, but for an aging adult, it can be a tremendous task.

National Men's Health Month is observed in the United States every year in June.

Aging Life Care Month is observed in May each year to raise awareness about the role of Aging Life Care professionals.

The world of senior care is complex with several types of care and facilities available.

Hospice care is a specialty service specifically for individuals and their loved ones with late-stage illnesses.

Planning is a good idea for almost everything, but especially when it comes to your future. Having a plan in place before is key.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US. Here are a few key insights into symptoms, risks, and prevention.

Recent studies by Lin and Deal Et Al have shown a correlative connection in untreated hearing loss and the increased onset of dementia.