Life is full of milestones and turning points. As we get older, the things we value and that bring us joy change. What made you happy in your 20s may not make you as happy in your 60s. And the older you get, the more changes you experience. Spouses, family, and friends pass away. Your … Continue reading Love Yourself: Finding Purpose in Aging →

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Two major challenges that many seniors face are loneliness and social isolation. Older adults often live on their own and may not have close friends or family nearby who can visit regularly. They may struggle with poor vision, hearing, mobility, or health which makes it harder to get out and about by themselves. In turn, … Continue reading Fighting Back Against Loneliness and Social Isolation with Aging →

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Americans are living longer, which can be a good thing, but it also means that they may require assistance for a longer period of time. Many seniors prefer to age in place for as long as possible, and with the right supports this can be quite feasible. Oftentimes, these supports come in the form of … Continue reading The Sandwich Generation: How In-Home Care Can Help →

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  Not only is February the time for Valentine’s Day, but it is also Heart Disease Awareness Month and American Heart Month. It’s a month for all things heart-related, and we are taking this opportunity to debunk some common myths about heart disease. This is a serious condition that affects millions of people every year. … Continue reading Breaking Down 5 Myths About Heart Disease →

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When it comes to aging in place, there are a variety of resources available to provide support for seniors. However, many people are unsure about differences between services, especially when it comes to medical and non-medical in-home care. Both provide support in the home, but they serve different purposes. Medical Home Care This type of … Continue reading What is the Difference Between Medical and Non-Medical In-Home Care? →

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