As people age, appetites may diminish due to inactivity, illness, disabilities or medications. Difficulty chewing or swallowing may limit the foods that can be easily… Read More »Improve Nutrition and Improve Your Health
This Caring Moment discusses signs that an elderly person may need more help. • Spoiled food remains in the refrigerator• Food on the shelves is… Read More »Signs That An Elderly Person May Need More Help
“Anne Grogan was a wonderful presence when I needed professional assistance for moving forward with providing care for my beloved Uncle. She was available to… Read More »Testimonials
Today’s Caring Moment deals with questions you should ask yourself before you decide to become a primary caregiver. Are you prepared for the pressure on… Read More »Should You Become a Primary Caregiver?
Mealtimes can often be difficult. Try these suggestions from the Alzheimer’s Association. Limit distractions. Serve meals in a quiet surrounding, preferably away from the TV.… Read More »Making Mealtimes Easier for a Person with Dementia
Today’s Caring Moment is about how to make moving a little easier for your parents. Let your parents’ emotional and physical comfort guide the process.… Read More »Make Moving a Little Easier for Your Parents
Today’s Caring Moment deals with tips for getting a good night’s sleep. Sleep quality directly affects one’s quality of life. Here are some suggestions to… Read More »Some Suggestions To Help Seniors Rest Better
Today’s Caring Moment is about memory loss. Memory loss is not a normal part of aging. We all have those times when we forget names,… Read More »Memory Loss
Today’s Caring Minute is about staying active as we age. Maintaining an active lifestyle is more important than ever as we age. Regular exercise can… Read More »Staying Active As We Age
Today’s Caring Minute is about keeping your memory sharp. Everyone has memory lapses from time to time, and as you grow older, these slip-ups may… Read More »Keeping Your Memory Sharp