Five Ways Home Care Assistance Promotes Independence for Aging Adults
As seniors age in place, they often want most to maintain their independence. Home care assistance can be their partner in remaining as self-sufficient as possible.
Read MoreKeeping Seniors Connected and Engaged
Elder care recognizes that every senior is unique, with distinct interests, backgrounds, and goals. Rather than offering one-size-fits-all solutions, caregivers truly get to know the senior so they can provide personalized activities that align with their unique passions.
Read MoreFrom Appointments to Advocacy: Health Literacy Helps Seniors Protect Their Rights
Health Literacy Month empowers seniors to know their rights, understand conditions, and make informed choices—supported by companion care at home.
Read MoreHow Personal Care at Home Supports Medication Safety and Routine
Turn complex prescriptions into a simple routine. See how personal care at home adds reminders, organization, and safety for stress-free medication management.
Read MoreTips to Help Your Senior Find Relief From Neck Pain
By working with your senior home care provider, you can reduce the risk of future neck strain and pain for your loved one.
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean for Seniors to Have Proper Footwear?
Home care assistance can help seniors remember what solutions help them the most when it comes to wearing proper footwear.
Read MoreEveryday Activities to Help Keep Seniors Mentally Sharp
When it comes to keeping seniors mentally sharp, the most effective approach is for companion care at home to combine variety with consistency, ensuring that stimulation becomes a natural part of daily life rather than a chore.
Read MoreWhy Avoiding Hospitalization Matters — A Message from Our Founder, Sid Gerber
We’re excited to share the third video in a new educational series from our founder and owner, Sid Gerber: Why avoiding unnecessary hospital admissions could be one of the best ways to protect your loved one’s health.
Read MoreHelping Seniors Understand How Blood Pressure Impacts Their Day
With consistent elder care in the home, seniors have a better chance of truly understanding how blood pressure impacts their daily lives, which allows them to become more engaged in their health management.
Read MoreHelping Seniors Manage Late-Onset Food Allergies
Late-onset food allergies present significant challenges for seniors, but professional home care services can provide the specialized support needed to manage these conditions safely.
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