The burden of identifying seniors’ needs initially depends on family members. The signs below can help you decide if home care is the next step. Questions About Your Loved One: How many times has your elderly loved one been hospitalized in the last year? Is nutrition problematic for your loved one? Is it [...]

"A puzzle a day keeps the doctor away." Memory games are fun for seniors and caregivers. Puzzles provide cognitive stimulation for older adults. They invigorate and stimulate the brain. Puzzles have both cognitive and emotional benefits for people of all ages. They can engage the brain to remember information on colors and shapes. The hunt [...]

Adaptive tools allow older adults to maintain their sense of freedom while providing security. They assist with completing activities of daily living. Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and feeding are self-care activities are included in the spectrum of daily living activities. Adaptive tools make aging with dignity feel possible. Helpful instruments go a long way in [...]