New Trend in Senior Living
A new way of aging in place is sweeping the nation as Baby Boomers begin to retire. Former generations waited eagerly for retirement with plans to relocate to places
April 21, 2014
A new way of aging in place is sweeping the nation as Baby Boomers begin to retire. Former generations waited eagerly for retirement with plans to relocate to places
To “pay it forward” refers to the act of doing something kind for another and in place of repayment you ask that they return a kindness to another. The global
Click the image above to learn more about our growth… Since opening our doors in 1986 we have been proud to provide friendly, reliable and compassionate home care, customized to
Are your ears burning? Chances are, if you are a client, family member of a client, or a referral source of Bayshore Home Care, we have been talking about you at our
I can hardly believe we are in the middle of February 2014. Don’t you feel like your calendar is already overflowing with things to get done each week? For those
Just like the price of a new automobile can vary, so does the price of home care. The cost of care depends on the licensure of the agency, the length
If you find yourself in the midst of providing care for a loved one who is hospitalized or recovering in a rehabilitation facility and will soon be discharged home, you
More than eight million doctor visits a year are due to UTIs; urinary tract infection according to the National Center for Health Statistics. Both men (one in ten) and
If you are one of the 76 million people born in the US between 1946 and 1964 you’re a baby boomer and make up a vital part of our country.
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) includes; Asthma, Emphysema and Chronic Bronchitis.Although people can live many years with this condition, behind heart disease and cancer, COPD is the third most frequent
As our marketing & admissions team gathered around the kitchen counter to whip up some holiday treats this year I took a moment for myself and thought about the powerful
Q: My mother lives with me and my family. We want to make the holidays special, but I’m already stressed. Any tips for a “do it all” caregiver? A: