Valentine's Day is coming up this week, which is why we are talking all things LOVE! It doesn't matter if you're married, single, widowed or whatever, the opportunity to show love is always important. Love isn't always the romantic kind, either. In fact, there are many ways we can spread the love in our world. We want to challenge you to do ta few of these intentional acts of love this month and watch what happens in your life! You just might be surprised how amazing it truly

The holiday music is blaring throughout the grocery stores and echoes throughout malls across the country. Everywhere we look we are bombarded with reminders of the number of "shopping days" left until the big holiday. Another invite to a holiday gathering, another gift to buy, another event we need to attend, and the list of things to do just keeps getting longer and longer. With the busiest weeks of the year approaching, here a few reminders to help you control that chaos b

Planning for holiday travel or activities with loved ones who are ill or have a chronic disease can be stressful, but it doesn't have to be overwhelming. Many of our clients are able to travel with or without their loved ones during this busy season, and we are proud to help you plan for success either way. Here are a few tips to keep in mind as you enter the holiday season: 1. Traveling with your loved one who suffers from Alzheimer's or Dementia may not be realistic without

First of all, we understand how difficult it can be to juggle it all. From finding the time to shuffle kids or grandkids to soccer practice and dance lessons to squeezing in grocery shopping and running to the post office, we are all wearing many hats. Add on the additional responsibility of caring for an aging parent or loved one, and life gets downright hectic and overwhelming. In the midst of trying to stay afloat and balancing it all, we tend to neglect ourselves and do w

It’s no secret that our aging parents and grandparents want to stay in their current home as long as possible. But before making that decision to keep your loved one at home, consider these 5 issues: 1. Is The Home Safe? Falls are one of the major causes for rapid decline in our seniors. It is often the precipitating event that may force a transition into a long-term care facility. Falls can be prevented, though. For instance, taking steps such as removing unneeded throw rugs