What We Cook for Seniors Who Grew Up in the 1940s: Meals With Memory

Some meals are more than food—they’re memories served on a plate. For seniors who grew up in the 1940s, a […]

Helping Seniors Who Hoard: How Housekeeping Services Can Reduce Shame and Risk

It often starts with something small—a stack of unopened mail, a growing pile of plastic bags, or a closet bursting

It’s easy to forget how powerful a glass of water can be—until you see what happens when it’s missing. For

When someone you love starts forgetting the little things—the day of the week, where they put their keys, your name—it’s

The smell of bleach might signal “clean” to most people, but for someone living with COPD, asthma, or allergies, it

Caring for a senior loved one is one of the most meaningful responsibilities a person can take on. But it’s

Losing interest in food is common among seniors, but that doesn’t mean it should be ignored. Eating less can lead

It happens fast. One missed step, one loose rug, one brief moment of imbalance. Your loved one falls. They say

When most people think of in-home caregivers, they imagine help with the basics: assisting with meals, medications, bathing, and maybe

You can’t always put it into words, but you know it when you feel it—the presence of a great caregiver.