In-home care helps reduce seniors’ blood pressure by creating a calm environment, improving diet, ensuring medication consistency, and providing companionship to support heart health.

Baltimore, MD (WMAR)—Senior Helpers spread love and holiday cheer with residents at Brightview of Towson, bringing smiles, companionship, and festive spirit to local seniors.

Discover essential home modifications for seniors with Parkinson's disease to enhance safety, accessibility, and comfort within the home environment.

During the holidays, Senior Helpers staff become "Santa's Senior Helpers," spreading cheer through festive activities like decorating, crafting, and baking. Glen Harrison, the Baltimore office's executive director, emphasizes adding extra care during this season to ease seniors' loneliness. DeCarlo, experiencing her first holiday season alone after her husband’s passing, treasures the companionship her caregivers provide.

For seniors with limited mobility, managing floorspace and creating an accessible home environment is essential. Here are some tips to do that.

Senior care during COVID-19 has presented many challenges but these obstacles can be overcome. Using technology to offer support and companionship is easier than ever.