Why is Everyone Talking About Aging in Place?

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Activities for a Loved One With Dementia

Spending time with a parent or loved one living with dementia can be a worrying experience.  “What should I say?” “What can I do?” or “What if they don’t know who I am?” are all completely normal questions you may ask yourself. Not to mention, if you weren’t that close prior to their diagnosis the task of getting to know them now may feel overwhelming. Fortunately, with a little preparation and patience, you will find there are many ways to engage and even have fun with your loved ones.

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Hydration Benefits for Seniors

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The Importance of the Fourth of July

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David Feherty: Holding Onto Humor in the Face of My Dad’s Alzheimer’s Battle

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I have to leave my sibling with dementia – How do I do this and get beyond the guilt?

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Lockdown Causing Seasonal Depression in Seniors

I think the lockdown has caused depression/mental illness in my 85 year old Mom. How do I get help for her? Continue Reading

Celebrating Special Occasions When a Loved One Has Dementia

Every family has their own favorite special occasions that they enjoy celebrating. Some may not be big into Halloween, Valentine’s Day or Independence Day, while others go all out celebrating these events as well as personal milestones like birthdays and anniversaries. But when dementia creeps into the picture, many families are left wondering how to handle these special days. Continue Reading

Beginning Home Care Services

Senior Helpers knows it can take some trial and error to find the right caregivers to help a senior age in place. We field calls all the time about families not happy with their current care provider. Continue Reading

How to Determine an Aging Parent Needs Help at Home

How will you know when your elderly parents need help at home? One thing is certain: your parents aren’t likely to be the ones who tell you they need a helping hand! Continue Reading

Senior Helpers Offers Free VA Benefit Assistance

Honoring our veterans and all they have done to serve our country is essential at Senior Helpers. To express our gratitude, locations throughout the Valley will help veterans utilize our home care resources that are covered by the VA.

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Mom & Dad Won’t Accept Help

If an aging loved one is mentally competent and still adamantly refuses in-home care aides despite your protests, then that is within their rights. All you can do is your best to get them to accept help, and you do not always have to be the one to provide it. Continue Reading

10 Summer Safety Tips

Summer is a time of fun and relaxation for most people. But for seniors, the heat and sun can be dangerous if the proper precautions aren’t taken. Senior Helpers, Arizona’s leading in-home caregiving provider, has a list of tips that aging adults, as well as their caregivers, can use to make sure they have a safe summer. Continue Reading

Money Radio Interview with Senior Helpers Tempe

Listen to this interview Money Radio had with Senior Helpers Tempe owner, John Skelton. Continue Reading

How to Pay for In-Home Care

There are many options available to help you pay for home care services. Every day, Senior Helpers of Tempe works with families just like yours that are starting to learn about the benefits of in-home care. Continue Reading

Senior Helpers of Tempe Equips Caregivers with Proper PPE

At Senior Helpers of Tempe, our utmost priority is always the health and safety of our clients, their families, and our employees.

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Six Ways to Get a Senior Through This Pandemic

Caring for our senior family members during the coronavirus pandemic is essential. However, social distancing can put a damper on our ability to put their needs first without putting their health in jeopardy. Luckily, Senior Helpers, a premier provider of in-home senior care and companionship, has a list of ways you can help elderly loved ones maintain positive mental health during this pandemic. Continue Reading

Aging in Place: Growing Older at Home

Planning ahead is hard because you never know how your needs might change. The first step is to think about the kinds of help you might want in the near future. Continue Reading