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Living With Alzheimer’s Disease
Although a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease can feel scary, one of the best ways to take control of things and live your best life is to learn what to expect and how to manage symptoms. With an understanding of what to prepare for, you and your loved ones can make... read more →
What to Expect After a Parkinson’s Diagnosis
Parkinson’s disease: it’s a medical condition you’ve probably heard of. You may not have expected to be personally affected by it, though. If you’ve had a recent diagnosis, or are supporting a loved one who has, you may have many questions and concerns. What can yo... read more →
When Memory Fails: How to Help with Dementia at Home
Although dementia can be a challenging diagnosis to manage, it doesn’t need to be overwhelming with the right information and support. There are many ways you can give or receive the kind of care that allows for a longer, healthier, happier life even with memory is... read more →
How to Prevent Falls at Home: A Complete Guide
If mobility, balance, and strength are concerns for you or your loved one, falling is a very real fear. Being able to safely move around your home for daily activities is something you need to be able to do. We’ll talk about ways you can prevent falls and increase... read more →
What Respite Care is (and Why You Need It!)
If you are caring for someone who needs assistance with activities of daily living, you know all too well how much time and attention this requires. Often, the person receiving care is completely dependent on caregivers for all of their needs, from personal hygiene... read more →
Caregiver Burnout: What it is and What You Can Do About It
Caring for loved ones requires a big physical, mental, and emotional investment. But what happens when a caregiver gets overwhelmed? If you are a caregiver who is experiencing fatigue, anxiety, and even depression, you may be experiencing caregiver burnout. This... read more →
Why Use Home Care? A Guide for Individuals and Families
Most of us take everyday activities and tasks for granted. Meeting basic needs like shopping, cooking, cleaning, and personal hygiene are something we don’t give much thought to- until it becomes a big challenge for ourselves or someone we love. Adults with disa... read more →