Care Needs

It’s no secret that a healthy diet and regular exercise can benefit the body in many ways. These simple things help the heart, your muscles, and in some cases, even your brain. As we age, our risk of developing certain brain diseases also increases. After age 65, the chance of being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease…

This week, we want to take a moment to spotlight an article by Neighbor. They share about decluttering and the importance of having a clean home. You can check out the original article here. If you or a loved one struggles with clutter, continue reading for our guide for decluttering! Marie Kondo, one of the most…

How to Keep Your Brain Healthy as You Age As we quickly approach June, it is great to be aware that June is national Brain and Alzheimer’s Awareness month and we’re here to give you advice on how to keep your brain healthy. The brain is the most important organ in your body and it’s…

Medicare is a cheaper alternative to traditional health insurance, but only if you pick the right plan. While you might think that turning 65 and waiting for your card is all there is to it, the truth is that there are decisions that must be made, and there is only a limited amount of time…

The Need for Senior Transportation Have you seen one of your aging loved one’s driving skills decline in recent memory? Well, if so you’re not alone. Everyday more and more seniors stop driving in the United States. While your loved one quits driving, they also want to be able to remain in their own home.…

What is Aid and Attendance Aid and Attendance is a pension based benefits program available to veterans through the Veteran’s Associations Benefits program. The program is intended for those who require the assistance of someone else in their home. Many senior veterans utilize this program to help finance the cost of home care. Continue reading…

As most people know, the way you live your life makes a big difference in your health. This is especially true of your cardiovascular system. According to recent research, nearly 50 percent of all premature deaths are caused by unhealthy lifestyle choices that increase the risk of high blood pressure, diabetes, heart attack, and stroke.…

Providing homecare to an aging parent is one of the most difficult tasks we must take on. Caregiving can be especially difficult if your parent is one of over 5 million Americans who suffers with dementia. Caring for a person with dementia presents unique challenges that can be difficult to overcome. Fortunately, we have invested…

For seniors seeking options outside of Original Medicare, a Medicare Advantage plan can be an excellent alternative. Also known as Medicare Part C, a Medicare Advantage plan is purchased through a private insurer, not the government. It’s a popular choice, too; nearly 25,000,000 seniors are enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans, as of June 2020. With enhanced flexibility, a…

Life as a Caregiver is like a being a race car. In order to get through the day, Caregivers are like a machine. Hopefully, you were able to get some sleep before that alarm goes off again at 5 AM. Vroom! Vroom! Start your engines! Pace lap. Time to get a quick meal and a…