COVID
A personal story from Nurse Liz
On March 9th, I arrived at the Community Center to receive my COVID-19 vaccine. I was full of emotions. Nervousness, relief and excitement were filling my body. As I stood
March 30, 2021
On March 9th, I arrived at the Community Center to receive my COVID-19 vaccine. I was full of emotions. Nervousness, relief and excitement were filling my body. As I stood
The impacts of the COVID-19 will be felt in sweeping strokes throughout our communities. Holiday gatherings will be restored between family and friends. Mental health, substance abuse and domestic violence
Simple, healthy meals for seniors. Sink your teeth into these three recipes. Low on sodium and high in nutritious satisfaction! Printable Version Slow Cooker Pot Roast 2-3 lb beef
There is very little within our control when it comes to dealing with dementia. But one very important thing we can control is how we talk to people with this
Stroke survivors may have difficulty with fine motor skills that can make simple tasks like dressing, grooming, bathing and bathroom trips difficult. Caregivers can help assist with these tasks to
When a loved one transitions from the hospital to home or to a new healthcare center such as a long term care center, the most important expert for families to
Many seniors experience difficulty getting around independently. Mobility aids for seniors can offer stability and support. If a senior is unstable performing motions like sitting down or walking, it is
Meeting a Senior’s Dietary Needs As our loved ones age, their nutritional needs change, as do their abilities to tolerate various food textures and flavors. Dexterity challenges might make it
While the term home care is often over-generalized, those in the healthcare industry have come to refer to home care as non-medical services that range from companionship to assistance with
The term, ‘Alone -Together’, that was birthed out of our recent pandemic is in no way comforting. However, it perfectly describes our experience. As an essential business caring for the
Are you becoming more forgetful? Do you have trouble concentrating and recalling words or names in conversation? These symptoms can signal concern for many individuals. However, an important question to
According to AmericasHealthRankings.org, 16 percent of elderly adults in the US with Medicare insurance returned to the hospital within 30 days of discharge. Returning to the hospital within a short