Can an Assistance Dog Be Beneficial for Your Elderly Loved One?
The humane society states that between 36 to 44% of households in the United States have a dog.
Read MoreIs Your Elderly Loved One High-Risk for Contracting Covid-19?
Covid-19 is a disease that is ravaging the world. The United States has already seen hundreds of thousands of cases of this virus.
Read MoreWhy Should Your Senior Be Interested in Home Care Services?
Your elderly family member might not be keen on the idea of home care just yet, but she might be after you mention some of these reasons.
Read MoreHow Social Is Your Mom’s Dog? Why That Matters
Your mom’s home all the time, so her dog is very attached to her.
Read MoreTips for Spring Cleaning When Your Mom Wants It Done Her Way
You’re not the first person with a stubborn parent. You probably know that, but it doesn’t help when you’re dealing with it.
Read MoreThe Coronavirus (COVID-19)
What we know as of 3/1/20. COVID-19 is spread much like the regular flu—through coughs and sneezes that put droplets in the air and on surfaces. It may be 2–14 days after exposure before a person has symptoms. That means people can spread the virus without knowing it. And many have symptoms that seem much like a cold, so they don’t think to alter their behavior.
Read MoreWhat Can Your Senior Do for Better Respiratory Health?
Better respiratory health is possible, even with COPD and other lung illnesses.
Read MoreAre Your Senior’s Personal Routines More Complicated than They Have to Be?
What do your senior’s routines for personal care look like right now?
Read MoreReady to Give up on Keeping a Gratitude Journal?
Gratitude journals are a terrific way to help you shift your mindset, but some people find them to be difficult.
Read MoreDiscussing Finances with Your Elderly Loved One
As time goes on, your elderly loved ones are going to get older and need more help. One of the things that you might need to assist your elderly loved one with is their finances.
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