National Day of Service
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s wife, Coretta Scott King said, “The greatest birthday gift my husband could receive is if people of all racial and ethnic backgrounds celebrated the holiday by performing individual acts of kindness through service to others.” The third Monday in January commemorates the Martin Luther King, Jr., Day of Service (MLK […]
National Be On-Purpose Month
For many, the New Year comes with feelings of rejuvenation. Some people resolve to keep up good practices, change undesirable habits or accomplish a personal goal, while others pick up a new hobby – all in an effort to improve their lives. This customary tradition is practiced all over the world! It is known as […]
What Should Family Caregivers Do if a Senior Needs More Help?
Caring for aging family members brings with it a lot of responsibility. There are always questions about when seniors might need more help and how to make that happen. Seniors have complicated needs and those needs evolve and change, sometimes quickly. Lining up help from 24-hour home care providers is a great way for family […]
Tips for Taking A Senior Parent With Alzheimer’s Places
It can be a sensitive topic to discuss with other family members, but sometimes taking your senior parent to the doctor’s, shopping, to the hair salon, or other places when they have Alzheimer’s can be quite difficult. Seniors who have advanced Alzheimer’s can wander off, step in front of cars, not pay attention to directions […]
Holiday Cheer, Spreading Love & Kindness
The Holiday Season can be a time of loneliness for many seniors. There are many ways we can help senior loved ones alleviate these negative feelings. A great way is to include them in activities. There are many festive activities that seniors can enjoy with their families at home or at recreational centers. The Holiday […]
10 Things Seniors Should Do Now To Stay Healthy
When it comes to aging, prevention is the best medicine. According to doctors, if seniors adopt healthy habits and make good lifestyle choices now they can dramatically decrease their risk for major illnesses. Seniors who are trying to figure out how to maintain their health as they get older should focus on changing their habits […]
Recognizing Universal Human Rights Month
December is the Universal Month for Human Rights In 1948 with the memory of World War II still fresh, the United Nations crafted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The very first article states: All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. One of the most important things you can do […]
Bingo’s Birthday Month
Bingo’s Birthday Month is an annual designation observed in December. You know the game that you probably loved playing with your grandparents and other family members growing up. Bingo is a popular game of chance often played for cash or prizes. The players are given a “bingo card” with a pattern of random numbers and […]
Managing Senior Migraines
Do you know the difference between a migraine and a headache? If your loved one suffers from either of these, it is important to know the difference. The primary difference between migraines and headaches is their intensity and underlying causes. Migraines are usually more severe and can be accompanied by other symptoms like nausea, vomiting, […]
The Season of Giving Thanks
In this season of giving thanks, we express our sincere gratitude to those we had the privilege of serving, and to those who helped us make all of it possible. Special thanks to our care team and staff. We appreciate all who went above and beyond what was expected and those who worked extra shifts […]
