Category Archives: Resource Center

Understanding the Difference Between Alzheimer’s and Dementia

September marks World Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. This means our focus this month should be on further understanding what Alzheimer’s Disease is and how it compares to dementia. Knowing the difference between the two can help you ensure your loved ones get the best care possible. To help you out,  we have outlined the similarities and […]

How To Stay Safe and Healthy During the Holiday Season

Safety Tips for Holiday Gatherings We are officially entering the holiday season, which brings along gatherings, festivities, and traveling. However, the colder weather also brings the start of flu season, colds, and an array of viruses. As the seasons change, that also means it’s time to start decorating and getting in the holiday spirit, which […]

How to Create a Strong Relationship with Your In-Home Caregiver

Personal caregivers come to your own home to provide services rather than you going to them. This gives peace of mind to you and your family knowing that your senior is safe at home being taken care of.  In-home caregivers can be any of the following: So you found the caregiver that best fits your […]

Helping Older Generations Avoid Scams and Navigate the Digital Landscape

Online frauds, otherwise known as internet scams, are becoming more prevalent in today’s society. With the increased use of technology, such as computers, phones, and tablets, scammers have access to target seniors, especially those that may be unsuspecting.  Seniors are more likely to hand over their personal information to scammers because they are trusting, polite, […]

Senior Summer Safety Tips

The summer weather is beautiful, but warmer temperatures and prolonged sun exposure can cause health concerns. This is especially true for older adults who are more at risk for heat-related health issues. Those with chronic health problems or on certain medications can also be at high risk for developing heart-related ailments. How to Stay Cool […]

What Seniors & Families Should Know About the COVID-19 Vaccine

Seniors over the age of 65 have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19. According to the CDC, seniors are more likely to require care if they contract the virus than adults ages 18 to 29. Here’s what you need to know about getting the vaccine to help protect older loved ones. Quick Key Points About the […]