Caring for a loved one with dementia can feel overwhelming. Family members deal with the loss of the person they knew and the new reality of the disease, which causes agitation and cognitive impairment. These challenges can be heartbreaking. Learning how to handle the difficult behaviors associated with dementia give you the ability to spend [...]
by Dena Bunis, AARP, January 12, 2018 The new federal tax law preserves the ability of millions of Americans with high medical expenses to deduct those costs from their returns. For the next two years, all taxpayers can write off health care spending that exceeds 7.5 percent of their income. The fate of this critical [...]
Art was great! He did everything right. When I went to regular PT today, they were impressed with the exercises he gave me to do at home. I am right where I am supposed to be.
Hi, my name is Rebecca Warfield. Both Rick and Amy were wonderful! They immediately put me at ease and it felt like they were friends coming to visit. Even though the exercises hurt a lot at first, Amy was very patient and encouraging. She took the time to make sure I understood how to do [...]
Hi, my name is Patrick. I recently had a total knee replacement. I have been receiving in-house physical therapy. I feel blessed to have had Evan M. as my therapist. Evan works for Onyx Home Care in New Smyrna Florida. Evan has an easy going nature that was comforting. He has great knowledge and is [...]
Making new year’s resolutions might seem like a fruitless activity to the elderly. However, it can be a motivating pursuit now that the holidays are over. The holidays often bring feelings of sadness and loneliness. Resolutions can be family or individual activity that helps seniors feel hopeful for the future. Tracking the progress of resolutions [...]
