I am sure no one can relate to this article better than my Mother-In-Law.  As a business owner and career focused woman, with a busy family life as well, she understands the challenges of taking care of her elderly parents who live on the other side of the city from her.  Finding time in her busy schedule can be challenging; taking them to doctor’s appointments, to the grocery store, assisting with cleaning and maintaining their home, making sure their bills are being paid, and the list goes on and on. […] Read Full Article »

As we age, we tend to slow down.  During the winter months it is so easy for seniors to stay in their homes and not venture out as much as they normally would. To keep your senior sharp, social, and active, try some of these activities.  They may be something that your senior has never tried, but no matter our age, anyone can enjoy a new activity. 1.  Bingo! It may seem like such a cliché thing to even mention (we’ve all heard of Grandma going to Bingo night, it’s […] Read Full Article »

The cold and flu season is here again. Unfortunately, seniors and their caregivers have a very high chance of becoming ill. Senior citizens tend to have weaker immune systems. Furthermore, on the grounds that a senior and their caregivers are very close, they’re bound to share illnesses. All things considered, there are several things you can do to decrease the odds that you or your senior will become ill. Essentially, the objective is to support the immune system and diminish introduction to germs. Here are 8 of our best tips […] Read Full Article »

The thought of having age turn your once vibrant parent into a semi-dependent person, particularly when you aren’t around to offer the much-needed help, can be daunting. The situation is even dire if an illness complicates calling for professional home health care that you can’t afford. Like most seniors, 80 percent, your elderly loved ones will prefer staying at home instead of an assisted living facility, but many will require 9 to 11 hours of assistance. So what are your options in such a situation? 1. Medicaid If your elderly loved one […] Read Full Article »

It’s your worst nightmare, you’re at an important business meeting and the police show up at your office to tell you that they need to speak to you. Your mom went to the grocery store and then got lost. She is now wandering around the neighborhood and refuses to get into their squad car. The police need you to come with them so that the three of you can talk her into leaving the scene. You leave work immediately and head to the location where your mother is situated. On […] Read Full Article »

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1 in 3 people in the US will develop Shingles, and there’s an estimated 1 million cases each year. Seniors citizens, especially those aged 50 and older, are at a greater risk of developing the disease if they had Chickenpox in the past. If you, or your loved one, are at risk of developing this disease, here are some things you need to know about treatment and home health care options if you or your loved one develop this disease. […] Read Full Article »