Despite the prevalence of Parkinson’s disease, many people are still unaware of its impact on individuals and their families. This neurological disorder can significantly impact a person’s quality of life, and as it progresses, it can lead to cognitive decline and dementia (Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2021). For a number of reasons, it is crucial…

Even as we age, it’s critical to keep our minds sharp and retain our cognitive talents. Our complete well-being, including our relationships, employment, and daily lives, can be impacted by our mental health and cognitive ability. The good news is that we can maintain a healthy mind well into our senior years with the…

Maintaining social connections becomes more crucial as we age for our general health and wellbeing. However, many older citizens struggle to find methods to maintain relationships with others, whether it’s because of mobility restrictions, health problems, or just a lack of possibilities. However even in the face of these difficulties, seniors can find many…

Maintaining an active and involved lifestyle as we age is crucial for supporting our physical and mental well-being. Seniors who want to keep active and interact with others can benefit greatly from indoor activities like bingo. American Geriatric Care is giving the elderly the opportunity to enjoy themselves by playing games like this. This…

If you are caring for a loved one who has Alzheimer’s disease, there are many things you should know that could help things to go smoother.

Has your loved one been having accidents? Do they sometimes pee themselves before they can make it to the bathroom? Maybe they pee themselves when they are laughing. There are different types of incontinence that your loved one might have. Knowing the cause of the incontinence can help them to get the right treatment. Once…

A message from our CEO/Owner, Ellen Samson To our valued customers and colleagues, In these times of uncertainty, we want you to know that the safety and health of clients and employees are always a top priority. Now more than ever, our business is you. As we continue to monitor developments and navigate through these…

Almost 32 percent of U.S. adults share their home with their parents. This is one of the easier ways to care for your parents without having to sell your home and move your family to another area. It’s also hard to blend families. Your parents are used to their community and household habits. You’re accustomed…