Will you have the money to remain at home as you age?
As a home care agency, we often see families faced with some of life’s thoughest decisions. What do you do when Mom or Dad refuses to move to a senior
January 16, 2012
As a home care agency, we often see families faced with some of life’s thoughest decisions. What do you do when Mom or Dad refuses to move to a senior
Did you know that by 2030, the number of adults age 65 and older will nearly double to 70 million. With the life expectancy for Americans reaching over 75 years
Mark your calendar…Friday, September 23, 2011…it’s when the most innovative, informative and enjoyable gathering ever held for caregivers is being brought to Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater, Florida by The
Bayshore Home Care will be hosting a yard sale to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association. We are forming a team to walk in this year’s annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Help
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Working with Senior’s and their families we have found caregivers of all kinds. From grandchildren to neighbors, soup to nuts. There are many resources availale for caregivers especially, of the
Diabetes is one of the fastes growing Diseases in the United States. With so many suffering from Diabetes ( most of this being type 2), many family members are faced withcaregiving
As the holiday season reaches its peak, we often find ourselves caught up in the small details and adding unnecessary pressure to our, already pressured lives. Take the time to step
November marks National Home Care & Hospice Month. In this season of thanksgiving, take a moment to thank those who work in the home care and hospice field. Receiving care in
Your loved one is so fortunate to have you during the holidays. Too many seniors/disabled individuals spend the holidays alone. Although this time of year may be especially enjoyable for the
Here are some additional reading suggestions. Click on the following titles, which will take you to www.amazon.com learn more or purchase these books. Best Friends Approach to Alzheimer’s Care Children of
1.Talk with your loved ones ahead of time. This can be a difficult thing to do especially with parents that are guarded about their finances or very private lives. However,