Keeping your house clean while going about your daily life is hard for most of us. So imagine how hard it is for elderly and disabled people. Elderly and disabled people already have so much to worry about, so sometimes cleaning gets put on the backburner. At times...

Contrary to popular belief, Dementia and Alzheimer’s are not the same. Dementia is an overall term used to describe the symptoms that impact memory, communication abilities, and performance of daily activities. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia....

The year of 2020 has undoubtedly been a crazy year for everybody. Learning how to adapt to these new rules hasn’t been an easy task for many. Covid-19 has changed the way many peoples interact with their loved ones on a day to day basis.  This year’s holiday...

According to a study conducted in 2016, 83% of American wealth is held by individuals 50 years or older making them the prime target for financial scammers. Financial scams are a multi-billion-dollar business that drains the elderly of their retirement funds and...

Recognizing the signs of when your loved one is no longer capable of driving is crucial. Not only is the life of your loved one in danger, but the lives of others on the road are as well. Studies estimate that about 14 million Americans are involved in car crashes...

When a loved one becomes sick and it becomes clear that outside help is needed, what comes to your mind on what to do? The first thought that comes to most people’s minds is a nursing home or other outside care facilities. This has been proven in most cases to be the...

In 2015, it was the first time nationally that more money was spent on home care than nursing home care. We've seen a cultural and financial shift toward home and community-based care. Home care is growing 7 times faster than the rest of the economy. We are seeing an...