Veteran Home Care: Navigating VA Options

Posted on: January 24, 2019

The senior population continues to mature, leaving agencies and health care systems looking for effective ways to provide quality affordable home care. The VA has been leading the way in innovative home… Read More


Will Medicare Cover In-home Care?

Posted on: January 11, 2019

What happens when you arrive home from the hospital and realize that some additional help is needed? If you have Medicare, in-home care may be covered under certain conditions. In-home care could… Read More


10 Healthy Snacks to Offer Adults in Senior Care

Posted on: December 21, 2018

Proper nutrition is especially important for people needing senior care. It’s so important, Home Care Assistance wrote a cookbook! This includes eating a diet rich in fruits and vegetables, quality protein, nuts,… Read More


Benefits of In Home Care vs. Nursing Homes

Posted on: November 29, 2018

Even the most independent individuals may need assistance as aging progresses. It may be as a result of Alzheimer’s, a fall or accident, or simply the process of aging that suddenly creates… Read More


Nutritional Help For Your Loved One After a Stroke

Posted on: November 8, 2018

Many people in stroke care have a struggle trying to eat, at least initially. Sometimes it is difficulty with chewing or swallowing, other times it’s the challenge of bringing food to the… Read More


Protecting Seniors from Scams

Posted on: October 23, 2018

Sadly, financial scammers often prey upon elderly persons in senior care because of their predisposition to generosity and compassion. Scams can occur by phone, email, internet and in person. Retired adults need… Read More


Why Is Routine Important As A Caregiver

Posted on: September 25, 2018

You may have heard the expression, “Humans are creatures of habit.” Predictable routines reduce stress for all of us, but especially for the elderly. Consistency helps older adults remember what’s coming next… Read More


Telling the Difference Between Dementia and Delirium

Posted on: September 7, 2018

Both delirium and dementia can create cognitive confusion and emotional distress, making these two illnesses often confused with each other. They are different, however, and it’s vital for caregivers, medical, and emergency… Read More


Keep Active While Aging in Burlington, VT

Posted on: August 29, 2018

Keeping active is vitally important to our wellbeing. Physical activities and exercise help improve balance, strength, and cardiovascular health. Additionally, workouts may decrease pain from arthritis and lessen the chances of chronic… Read More


Changing Bad Habits of Elderly Parents

Posted on: August 8, 2018

“My Mother Won’t Listen to Me!” Have you ever found yourself commenting how Mom’s not getting enough activity lately, neglecting her diet, or leaving dirty dishes in the kitchen sink for days?… Read More


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