The Role of Advance Healthcare Directives in Personalized Care

This white paper covers the essential considerations for drafting advance healthcare directives, including living wills and durable powers of attorney. It outlines important topics such as defining your healthcare preferences, effective communication with family, and selecting a healthcare proxy. By…

Originally from Ghana, West Africa, Stephen moved to the United States in 2003. He found his calling in home care just two years later. With a career spanning two decades, he has become a valued member of the LifeWorx team. Stephen is known for his dedication, kindness, and willingness to go above and…

Every October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month shines a light on a disease that impacts millions of women worldwide. While this campaign highlights the importance of regular screenings and early detection for all women, one demographic that requires special attention is senior women. The growing risk…

While younger generations have grown up with smartphones, the internet, and digital services, many older adults are resistant to using these technological advancements. This hesitancy often stems from a fear of technology, commonly referred to as “tech phobia” which can leave seniors feeling disconnected…

Alice’s journey into caregiving wasn’t something she planned. Coming from Zambia, Africa, where she worked as a secretary to a human resource manager, her path took a turn when she found herself caring for six residents with Alzheimer’s. “That’s when I became interested in becoming a caregiver…

As our loved ones age, making sure they receive the best care possible becomes a top priority. For many families, in-home care offers the best solution by providing personalized and professional assistance in the comfort of one’s home. At LifeWorx, our services include 24-hour care, companion care…

Working as a caregiver is incredibly rewarding but it can also be physically and emotionally taxing. It’s important to find a balance between professional duties and personal well-being. Here are some ways that you can find that balance: Use digital tools to save time Today’s modern technology…

As flu season approaches, it’s important for seniors to take extra precautions to stay safe and healthy. Influenza, also known as the flu, is a contagious respiratory disease caused by different strains of viruses. Common flu symptoms include sudden the onset of fever or chills, persistent cough or…

Realizing our parents or spouses need additional support can be emotional and overwhelming. Talking to loved ones about in-home care may feel even more daunting. Conversations about long-term care options, legal and financial details, and end-of-life preferences are uncomfortable, but procrastination…

Seasonal affective disorder, also known as SAD, is a common mental health condition that usually starts in fall or winter and ends in spring or early summer. It can cause stressful symptoms for several months, and it’s important to take it seriously if you notice the signs in yourself or someone else…

As seniors age, many aspects of daily life can change, including caring for beloved pets. Spending time with animals has proven to have numerous benefits, including lessening depression, encouraging socialization, increasing physical activity, and lowering blood pressure and cholesterol. These benefits…

To Rose, caregiving is more than a list of tasks to be completed. It’s about making connections, offering comfort, and providing support in moments of vulnerability. For over a decade, Rose has worked with HIV patients, but her connection to the elderly shines bright. This connection extends beyond…

While sundowning is not a disease itself, it is a symptom of underlying cognitive conditions, most commonly Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia. Sundown syndrome begins during the middle and later stages of Alzheimer’s disease and usually continues if triggers continue. As the sun sets, individuals…

Continuous personal and professional growth is essential for in-home caregivers to provide the best care possible. By staying informed about industry trends and honing their skills, caregivers can ensure top-quality service for their clients. Check out these valuable resources available to caregivers…

As we age, the need for assistance often increases, making 24/7 care an essential consideration. Whether a result of mobility issues, cognitive function, chronic illness, or personal preferences, round-the-clock care offers peace of mind for families while enhancing the overall well-being of the elderly…

For nearly two decades, Vida has worked one-on-one with many clients, providing medical support and assistance with love and understanding. Her journey began in 2008 when she completed her Home Health Aide training course and certification. Since then, she has constantly displayed an exceptional level…