Ask The Expert: Interview with Dwiann Morgan

In honor of National Nurses Week, we spoke with Dwiann Morgan, Director of Patient Services at LifeWorx about her experiences, perspectives, and insights into in-home elder care. Her dedication to providing compassionate and personalized care shines through in this interview. Q: As Director of Patient…

As loved one’s age, families may find themselves grappling with how to ensure their relatives are receiving the best care. Many families will hire a private duty nurse to help their loved one stay independent, manage their medical needs, and maintain their lifestyle. Personalized attention and custom…

Life is filled with changes and transitions, some of which can be difficult for seniors. Health care needs change over time too, and your loved one might require a team of caregivers, not just a single aide. Adjusting to a new caregiver can be a significant transition for seniors. It marks a change in…

For many families, recognizing frailty in their loved ones can be overwhelming. It opens the door to many questions about immediate care and sparks discussions about long-term planning and quality of life. Understanding frailty in older adults is important because it encompasses physical, emotional,…

May is National Elder Law Month and it is important to understand the importance of legal documents such as a living will and health care proxy as these can impact decisions around care for you or a loved one. We all value our freedom of choice when it comes to medical treatment.It is important to ask…

Assessing the benefits and process of your Long-Term Care Insurance (LTCI) policy can be challenging, but when your aging loved one needs assistance to continue living safely, we want that process to be quick and seamless.Whether they continue living independently at home or need to be moved to an assisted…

We know it’s important for seniors to get regular exercise—in fact, a number of studies have shown that it can help slow the aging process. But did you know that stretching should almost certainly be a part of the regimen? We have narrowed it down to the 5 most important stretches your loved ones…

There’s no question that we’re living longer. The average life expectancy for an American today is a little more than 79 years, increased significantly from the late 1960s. But are we living better? According to the most recent statistics available, nearly 1 in 10 Americans over age 65 suffers from…