Companion care for seniors through Senior Helpers of Palo Alto provides social interaction, emotional support, and help with everyday tasks so older adults can continue living safely and comfortably at home. By reducing loneliness and encouraging active, engaged living, companion care improves overall well-being while giving families peace of mind.

Enjoy crafting this fall with projects perfect for seniors. Discover fun and engaging activities to celebrate the season and spark creativity.

Encourage senior wellness this Healthy Aging Month. Promote senior well-being with fun activities that support their physical, emotional, and social health

Make your family reunion senior-friendly with inclusive activities, accessible venues, and thoughtful planning for a memorable and enjoyable event for all.

Pursuing art projects with seniors can bring a lot of joy. Learn more about finding appropriate art activities with your loved ones in this article.

Having a garden can bring together your family for some quality time. Learn how to create an age-friendly garden space in this guide.

Spring is officially underway in Palo Alto. If you're looking for something to do in the area, then check out these 7 springtime activities you can do with your senior relatives.

Memory loss may be a natural part of the aging process, but that doesn't mean you can't attempt to slow down its progress. Read and learn about what causes it and how to prevent or slow it down so you can manage day-to-day activities better.

When it comes to celebrating Valentine's Day with a loved one who has dementia, flexibility, and understanding are essential. Choose activities that are both safe and easy to manage.

For many, the fall season means it's time for Halloween as it is the most popular holiday during the season. Here are a few ways for seniors to celebrate Halloween besides giving out candy.

Fitness is important for everyone, especially for seniors. They can build a fitness and activity routine with their dogs in mind.

As people age, cognitive health often starts to suffer. Whether a person begins to have mild memory problems or the decline is more severe, it can still feel scary. Playing games can actually be helpful because they help people focus, improve concentration, and work the brain.

Many older adults have minimized travel and avoided getting out on gorgeous summer days for fear of contracting COVID-19—or getting sick in general. Although there are still concerns, summer travel should now be mostly safe to resume. Persons 65 years and older, in particular, should take some easy precautions to help limit exposure and enjoy their summer days without the same amount of worry as before.