News and Blog

February 5, 2021

Many seniors, particularly those over the age of 65, may think that they are too old to get a dog. If that dog is a puppy they may be even more apprehensive because dogs can be a lot of responsibility even if you are retired or don’t have the need to work full-time. Pets for Seniors

January 29, 2021

January is thyroid awareness month! Thyroid health isn’t something that the average person thinks about on a regular basis. Many people aren’t even sure of what their thyroid is, let alone why they should be aware of it. Thyroid Awareness Month

January 22, 2021

Trying to find the right in-home care provider for a loved one, or for yourself, can be stressful. You want to make sure you’re hiring somebody that you trust, someone who is qualified and knows how to do their job, and someone you and your loved ones will get along with. Finding the Right In Home Care Agency

January 19, 2021

No matter how old or young, everybody loves a good deal. There’s a special kind of happiness that comes combining coupons and taking advantage of discounts and sales to maximize savings.

Senior Savings

January 8, 2021

One of the biggest fears or worries people have are of having to move into a nursing home. Stereotypically nursing homes are seen as sterile and cold. Hogeway Dementia Village

January 4, 2021

Are you or a loved one a U.S. military veteran or the spouse of a military veteran? Veterans or their surviving spouses who are in need of care may qualify for some financial assistance on top of their basic pension. The Aid and Attendance benefit, one that many people aren’t entirely aware of, provides financial assistance to veterans and their spouses who need long term care but can’t handle the full cost of care on their own.

Veteran Aid and Attendance Benefit

December 31, 2020

As an adult, having a car and being able to drive from point A to point B seems to be a necessity. What happens when we’re not able to do so anymore or when our ability to drive becomes impaired?

Getting Older and Driving

December 18, 2020

Caring for an older adult, particularly a parent, can be extremely stressful. The needs of your parent have a tendency to get placed before your own and the self-care you would typically provide for yourself get pushed aside and puts a strain on important relationships. Caregivers Helping Stress and Family Relationships

December 10, 2020

The holiday season is one of those times where families love to get together to watch some famous, classic movies that get everyone into the holiday spirit. Holiday Movies

December 9, 2020

These tips won’t only help you when it comes to preventing illness, but you’ll ultimately feel a lot happier, healthier, and more energized as well! Tips for Healthy Immune System

November 11, 2020

Veterans Day Ideas

August 10, 2020

While people and businesses are returning to a new normal, the number of coronavirus cases continue to climb in our state.

Seniors Struggling With Mental Health

March 18, 2020

Caring for your aging parents can be stressful in itself but the coronavirus, or COVID-19, has made it even more so. As the news changes and it is becoming more apparent that this crisis will last months, not weeks, more and more families are deciding to move their elderly loved ones home and hire caregivers to come to the home and offer additional support for a few hours per day, as an alternative to assisted living. Caring for your Senior Parents Through the COVID-19 Crisis

November 25, 2019

How do you find balance in your life when you’re also caring for elderly parents? This is a common question that many people have and struggle with. Self care for caregivers is just as important as caring for those in need who are living under your roof. Recognizing that you cannot do it all on your own, and prioritizing self care as much as possible is a great place to start.

How to Balance Your Household and Your Parents’ Care

November 11, 2019

If you’re getting older or you have a friend or family member who may require assisted living, you may be thinking about all the options available for seniors. If cognitive impairments like dementia and Alzheimer’s are a factor, it’s important to understand the difference between standard forms of senior care and the option of memory care for seniors. Is Memory Care Different From Other Forms of Senior Care?

The Benefits of Music Therapy