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Exploring the Trends of Aging in Place

With the aging of America, experts agree: Most seniors would prefer to spend their golden years in their own homes versus a facility.  According to a 2014 survey that AARP conducted, 87 percent of adults over the age of 65 want to age in place. The questions related to aging in place, however, are not…
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Spring has Sprung!

Spring has Sprung! Now that winter is behind us, the flowers are beginning to bloom, and birds are starting to sing again. Spring is the season of rebirth and it’s a perfect time to get some spring cleaning done and enjoy the fresh air outside. No matter your age, there are plenty of ways to…
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PSSST….DID YOU KNOW THAT HOME CARE ISN’T JUST FOR SENIORS?

We all have ideas of what Home Care is, but what most of us do not know is how Home Care has changed over the last decade.  It is now becoming the transition to a healthier environment for anyone in need.  For some, it is help in the home that will be on-going or a…
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What is Transitional Care

What is Transitional Care?

Transitional care covers a wide range of services that help people transition between care settings and levels of healthcare. This can include the care needed when a person comes home from the hospital or when they are being transferred between healthcare providers. But transitional care is a little more complicated than that, so let’s dive…
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What NOT to Do When Hiring Home Health Care

What NOT to Do When Hiring Home Health Care

It’s just as important to know what you should not do as it is to know what you should do when it comes to hiring help to care for your loved one at home. It can help avoid many issues in the long run. If home care is something you are considering for your loved…
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Why Our Senior Years Are Our Happiest

Why Our Senior Years Are Our Happiest

It seems the senior years might truly be golden! At least that’s what a new study published in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry revealed when it discovered that older adults tend to be happier with their lives and less stressed than younger adults. The study surveyed a random sampling of 1546 people ranging in age…
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Facts and Fiction of Adult Day Care

The Facts and Fiction of Adult Day Care

As with any service, not all adult day care facilities are created equal. They may differ in their mission, the depth and skill level of their staff, their atmosphere, and their reputation. The key ingredient to a successful adult day care experience is to understand the facts and fiction of adult day care and choose…
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Are You Helping or Enabling

Are You Helping or Enabling Your Loved One

There can often be a fine line between helping or supporting seniors and enabling them to continue behaviors that only hurt them. Sometimes, lending a hand actually makes a problem stick around, and that’s when it becomes enabling. We can’t change a problem if we are not forced to face the consequences of our actions.…
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Mistakes New Caregivers Make

7 Mistakes New Caregivers Make

When a loved one falls ill, it takes a special person to step up and take on the role of a caregiver. It’s a difficult role and most people jump in without really knowing what it entails, which makes it easy to make mistakes. That’s why it’s important to understand the most popular mistakes new…
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Activity Ideas for Seniors

Maintaining a level of mental stimulation, physical activity, and social engagement is important for health and vitality, especially for seniors who can easily succumb to isolation and depression. Depending on your loved one’s state of health, he or she may not be motivated to seek out activities on their own, so it is important to…
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