Even the most independent of seniors may start to experience a change in their quality of life as time goes on. When faced with such changes, it’s time to weigh the pros and cons of aging in place and receiving homecare vs. moving into assisted living. It’s important to remember that needs change [...]
Older adults are at higher risk for social isolation and loneliness due to the changes that can come with aging. Loneliness and poor health, including a decline in hearing, vision, memory, mobility or general wellness, are closely intertwined and can create a vicious circle of problems. When chronic illness causes seniors to stop engaging in [...]
Often, spouses will find themselves in a caregiver role for a husband or wife who has become ill or incapacitated. Or adult children may assume responsibility for aging parents who are facing increasing health challenges. In any situation, a phenomenon known as “compassion fatigue” can set in and cause the caregiver to suffer burnout. If [...]
We know that many seniors spend a significant amount of time alone, regardless of where they live. We also know that 90% of all Americans over 50 years of age, regardless of age, race, income or health status, want to age in place and remain in their homes. Companion care is a thoughtful way to [...]
