Emergency preparation planning tips
By Kathy Savage
Being ready for emergencies requires basic planning and awareness of events that could lead to a loss of electricity, damage to your...
There are many benefits when providing care for a loved-one
By Jeannette Sheehan
At some point, you may find yourself becoming a caregiver for a spouse, parent or other loved one. Some people might worry...
How to survive bringing an elderly parent to live with you
By Douglas Peck
Few things can be can be more stressful and disruptive to a household than having an elderly parent move in. Eating and...
You, too, may become a caregiver
By Douglas Peck
Who do you think of when you hear the word “caregiver”? A doctor? A nurse? A Red Cross or disaster aid worker?...
How to prevent a disabling fall
By Jeannette Sheehan
Every year one in three individuals over the age of 65 fall. In fact, falls are the leading cause of injury death...
Think outside the box when it comes to parent care
By Angela Rocheleau
Families plan for vacations and life events, but somehow they postpone the most important plan, care for an elderly loved one during...
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The benefits of keeping a loved one active
By Brenda Diaz
In today’s modern world, being busy is a natural state for most people, but for seniors it can be an integral part...
The importance of companion care cannot be underestimated
By Douglas Peck
When we think of elder care we often think of doctors, nurses, rehabilitation specialists and even hospice workers. We have an intuitive...
Safety tips to prepare for a senior move in
By Angela Rocheleau
Many families are consolidating living spaces this season by moving senior members into their homes. For some families this may be an...
