In-Home Care
Are There Early Signs of Parkinson’s Disease?
In-home care can help catch early subtle signs of Parkinson’s disease in your elderly loved one’s behavior and health.
Read MoreFive Benefits of Art Therapy for Seniors
Art Therapy Benefits for Seniors Art therapy involves using art materials and techniques to create works of art. Just as children benefit from art therapy, seniors can also reap significant rewards from this practice. While formal art therapy programs are available, family caregivers can also set up their own version of art therapy for their…
Read MorePrepping for Winter With In-Home Care
Your senior loved one should think about hiring in-home care to help around the house during the fall and winter because it will make living on their own much easier.
Read MoreIn-Home Care – Symptoms Of Parkinson’s Seniors Should Know
Parkinson’s disease is a disorder that occurs when the brain stops making dopamine. Dopamine is a substance that affects motor skills and mobility. It’s a progressive disorder, and there is no cure. There are more than a million people living with Parkinson’s disease. But early treatment can help to slow the progression of the disease.…
Read MoreIn-Home Care – Foods Celebrated With National Days During July
When it’s becoming harder for your mom to prepare healthy meals, arrange in-home care aides to cook for her.
Read MoreHow In-Home Care Can Help Seniors with Lupus
If your senior loved one suffers from symptoms of lupus, consider hiring an in-home care professional to help them navigate it.
Read More4 Spring Upgrades Seniors Can Make To Their Outdoor Living Space
Seniors who age at home or have in-home care will enjoy the spring and summer much more with these outdoor living space upgrades.
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