860.265.4427Why Saying “Let Me Know If I Can Do Anything” May Be An Empty Gesture
by Jessica DeYoung on January 26, 2023Whether you are the primary caregiver for a loved one who is aging in place or are just someone who is offering to provide care on a temporary basis you may be relied upon for a number of different things that your loved one needs. It is out of the kindness of your heart and…continue reading
Long COVID Continues For Many Seniors
by Jessica DeYoung on January 19, 2023As the world is starting it’s trek back towards normalcy after a long three years of COVID-19 related issues, there are many people who are still fighting the effects of COVID-19 on their personal health. In fact, a recent survey conducted by AARP found that many older adults were experiencing symptoms well past the day…continue reading
Stay Safe When Getting Food Delivered
by Jessica DeYoung on January 12, 2023When the weather is good and it’s a nice day to get your loved one who is aging in place out of the house it’s easy to find a place to head out and grab a bite to eat. However, when the weather gets cold and the roads are snowy and icy it can be…continue reading
What Is The “Pet Effect”
by Jessica DeYoung on January 4, 2023Isn’t it such a treat when you visit a friend or family member who has a pet and you get to cuddle and play with the cute cat or dog for a few hours before you head home to your life without a pet? Maybe you have a pet and you enjoy her/his companionship each…continue reading
Three Ways To Help Your Loved One Prepare For The New Year
by Jessica DeYoung on December 29, 2022We’re creeping up on the new year and with so many changes in the world it is important to sometimes focus on the changes that need to be made close to home to make your loved one who is aging in place more comfortable and safer during the new year. It can be good to…continue reading
How To Start “The Talk” Around The Holidays
by Jessica DeYoung on December 19, 2022Having “the talk” with your aging parents about how they intend to live out their older years can be one that, if not approached with care and empathy, can go down a very bad path very quickly. It can be a sensitive topic that your parents may not be ready for, but it is so…continue reading
