Home Care Aide Week: 7 Ways to Say “Thank You” to a Home Care Aide

During November, we have many holidays and people to celebrate. Every November, the home care and hospice community shows their gratitude to home care aides, nurses, occupational, and physical therapists, and social workers who make such a difference for patients and their loved ones. The home care community…

Hospice care is a specific kind of care designed to support an individual with a terminal illness and their family, friends, and caregivers. People with both cancer and non-cancer illnesses can be eligible to receive hospice care. Hospice seeks to administer and maintain care pain-free, giving individuals…

In today’s world, many families are geographically spread apart, and we are not always able to provide the hands-on care we would like. When you first enter the unfamiliar and new world of long-distance caregiving, you may not see the personal rewards ahead. Although you’re not available to give…

Presented in Partnership with the Concierge Health Concierge Health was founded to help clients and families focus on enjoying the silver years of life and well-earned retirement. Concierge care managers provide solutions to all your healthcare management needs and serve as a conduit for clients and…

Hospice is a type of health care that focuses on the quality of life for people experiencing advanced, life-limiting illness. Hospice care is used when treatment is no longer an option and is unable to control the disease. Hospice care provides compassionate care for people in the last phases of an…

Presented in Partnership with Back into Balance It’s National Physical Therapy Month and it is a great time to be reminded of the benefits of physical therapy and to celebrate physical therapists, PT assistants, PT students, and everyone who is involved in the profession of physical therapy.This…

Each October across the United States, individuals and families are reminded of the importance of creating and/or maintaining an estate plan. Estate planning is incredibly important to provide a secure and determined future for your family and assets. A plan is necessary to manage one’s accumulated…

As we age, our healthcare needs increase and we may require long-term care. Your plan for long-term care is one of the most important decisions, you’ll make in your golden years. Long-term care is designed to cover assistance with activities of daily living or additional support if you develop a chronic…

Fall has arrived and it is typically a favorite season for many, but this time of the year can also have a huge impact on individuals in the middle stages of dementia. During Autumn, the days begin to get shorter and the transition period from daylight to nighttime can trigger varying anxiety levels…

It’s that time of the year between summer and winter when the days are getting shorter, and nights become a bit colder; you know that Autumn is fast approaching. Nothing feels more refreshing than the crisp air of Fall after three months of summer heat.Fall is a great opportunity and time for seniors…

Presented in Partnership with Inspired Memory Care Inspired Memory Care, Inc. (IMC) is a NYC-based memory care training and consulting firm founded on the belief that individuals living with cognitive change and their care partners are valued and valuable members of society. As such, they deserve…

Today we are delighted to share with you the remarkable story of Mrs. Elaine Kussack-Greenberg, a notable woman who possesses endless talents, including those of never giving up and persevering through hardships.Elaine was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, and is a true New York native. She is the youngest…

Many people often use the terms companion care and personal care interchangeably, but they’re not the same. While searching for in-home care services, it is important to understand the difference between personal care and companion care. Although they are both home care services, one may be a better…

If you’re not a caregiver now, the odds are you may find yourself in the role someday. When a family member or a friend falls ill, enters an advanced age, or gets injured, they may need support and care to maintain quality of life and independence. Caring for another person can be difficult emotionally…

Technological innovations have paved the way for us, especially senior adults to live longer and healthier lives. For the older generation, technology is critical in promoting independence, facilitating access to information, and enabling social connections. Older adults are now embracing new technology…

If you have a senior family member who is determined to maintain their independence by remaining in their home, it would be wise to consider making minor changes to make day-to-day living easier and smoother. Home safety is a main concern for many older adults. When a senior loved one lives alone, especially…