Neurological Rehab vs. General Rehab: What’s the Difference?
When a loved one experiences a stroke, traumatic brain injury, or neurological condition like Parkinson’s disease, the path forward can feel overwhelming. You may hear terms like “neurological rehab” and …
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Dementia Care Guide: What to Know
For your loved one living with dementia, the world can be a very challenging and frightening place. Tasks that took only minutes may stretch to hours, with some activities becoming …
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What to Look for In a Senior Care Provider
When you are not able to spend all your time caring for the seniors in your life, you need to know that trusted, caring professionals are able to step in …
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Do Medicare or Medicaid Cover Hospice?
When your loved ones need to enter hospice care, there are many different concerns for family members. One of the top issues is often determining how to pay for hospice …
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Which End of Life Care Option is Right For Your Loved One
End of life is a transformative and deeply personal experience. For this reason, there is no single end of life care option that is universally recommended. Rather, choosing the right …
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Elderly Care Services That Are Provided at Home
One of the most common questions we answer is, “Can I stay at home?” and we’re pleased to share that in many cases, the answer is yes. While some conditions …
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Who to Talk to For Emotional Support
When you receive a life-altering diagnosis or suffer a life-threatening injury, your medical team tells you everything you need to know about the disease process, the treatment plan, and the …
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Senior Dental Care: Tips for Keeping Your Loved One Healthy
The aging process, prescription medication, and barriers to proper oral care all contribute to a decline in senior dental health. In fact, older adults are at higher risk of untreated …
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Bed Sores Stages You’ll Want to Be Aware Of
When skin is exposed to prolonged pressure, bed sores can develop. Bed sores are most likely to develop in bony areas, like the hips, heels, coccyx, and shoulder blades, but …
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