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  • The Benefits of Reading Aloud and In Home Help

    August 29, 2019

    These days, it is easy to get caught up with technology and the accessibility of information on smartphones and tablets. The ability to watch a show, pull up a news story, and learn something new at the touch of the screen can be exhilarating. It is also the reason why the newest generation is one of the most distracted. Whenever possible, encourage the turn of real pages and the imagination and fun that goes along with it. Plant the seed for a desire to learn, read, and grow through reading.

  • How to Find Local Friend Groups and Meetups With Shared Hobbies This Summer

    August 8, 2022

    It's a lovely time of year to engage in events around Mesa and surrounding areas. Our region is rich with activities--whether you enjoy nature, shopping, or a hobby, there is something for everyone. Here, we'll highlight how to find seniors' events, meetups, activities, and get-togethers.

  • Balancing Work and Caring for an Aging Parent

    August 5, 2022

    While at times our aging parents and loved ones need some extra care and guidance, it can of course be challenging to speak to your employer and tell them about how you need to manage increased caregiving needs. How does one best make sure they’re successfully balancing the needs of their loved ones while making sure to fulfill their responsibilities at work? 

  • 5 Ways for Senior Adults to Celebrate Halloween Besides Giving Out Candy

    October 31, 2022

    Halloween is a festive fall holiday that people of all ages love to celebrate, highlighted by trick-or-treating with children or handing out candy to kids in costumes. Discover how senior adults can join in on the fun and celebrate Halloween in a more meaningful way besides simply giving out treats.

  • Dialysis vs. Kidney Replacement: How to Talk to Senior Relatives About Options

    February 17, 2023

    Discussing dialysis and kidney replacement with your senior loved one can be intensely challenging. Here's who you can guide the conversation with your senior loved one.

  • Labor Day and In Home Help

    August 30, 2019

    As our loved ones age, we may begin to wonder how we can improve and possibly even extend their lives. If your loved one is experiencing difficulty with performing some of their daily tasks without assistance, or if they are struggling with their limited abilities in physical activity, there is no need to worry that they are not getting the stimulation they need. Studies have proven that there is no need to perform vigorous activity to extend or enhance a loved one’s life. Productive activities have been shown to have the same effect on the now elderly, the soon-to-be-elderly, and the emerging baby-boom-elderly health as physical activity such as exercise and may even slow the aging process in seniors.

  • The Benefits of Reading Aloud and In Home Help

    August 29, 2019

    These days, it is easy to get caught up with technology and the accessibility of information on smartphones and tablets. The ability to watch a show, pull up a news story, and learn something new at the touch of the screen can be exhilarating. It is also the reason why the newest generation is one of the most distracted. Whenever possible, encourage the turn of real pages and the imagination and fun that goes along with it. Plant the seed for a desire to learn, read, and grow through reading.

  • What Caregivers can Learn about Their Own Heart Health while Caring for Elderly Relatives

    February 19, 2023

    Caring for elderly relatives requires taking care of yourselves, as well. Caring for yourself allows you to better provide the best possible care for those who depend on you.

  • Active and Resting Heart Rates: How to Know What Your Numbers Should Be as a Senior

    February 19, 2023

    Understanding your resting and active heart rates is an important indicator of overall health as a senior. Learn some tips to measure your resting and active heart rate.