In-Home Care & Caregiving Resources

Receiving medical treatment at home can be a comfortable and convenient option for many patients. Home infusion therapy allows individuals to receive necessary intravenous (IV) treatments in a...

Many older adults want to stay in their homes rather than moving into an assisted living community. Familiar surroundings can provide comfort and security, especially for seniors showing early...

A Practical Guide to Medication Management for Elderly AdultsAs you age, you may find yourself managing several health conditions — and medications — at once. Medication management for...

Whether you’re helping an elderly loved one relocate to a smaller place or declutter their home for better organization and quality of life, downsizing is essential. By reducing clutter...

The death of a spouse is an extremely challenging life event for anyone. Beyond the immediate impact of acute grief, losing a spouse comes with several legal and financial tasks to handle...

When the time comes in life that you — or your aging parents — could use a little help with the activities of daily living, you have options. It can help to understand the difference of...

Creating a safe and secure home for the older loved ones in your life can help them navigate their space independently while keeping them physically and financially safe from harm.Home safety and...

Technology is essential to modern life. It makes tasks like managing finances, accessing health care and connecting with loved ones simple and convenient. For seniors, it can enhance independence...

What to Do at Home After a Stroke: How Caregivers Can Help With RecoveryWhen a loved one has a stroke, the aftermath can feel overwhelming. Recovery may take weeks or even years and can be...

Gardening is popular among seniors and for good reason. It offers a fulfilling and accessible hobby that can improve their emotional and physical well-being.For those so inclined, gardening allows...