
Common Home Care Safety Risks and How to Prevent Them
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Whether you’re a caregiver or a family member caring for a loved one, home care can come with potential risks.

Essential Winter Care for Seniors and the Disabled
Cold Wisconsin winters can affect your loved one’s health and comfort, and winter brings with it some real risks: falls, illness, and isolation.

Misconceptions About Alzheimer’s disease
Even though most people have a general understanding of Alzheimer's, there are a lot of misconceptions, especially around understanding a person's potential to live well and what constitutes quality dementia care.

Empowering Seniors And The Disabled: Simple Acts That Make a Big Difference
Enhancing the lives of seniors and disabled people is about more than offering help—it's about empowering them to live with dignity, independence, and joy.

Thanksgiving Ideas for Seniors: 5 Ways to Celebrate
Preparing to celebrate the day with your adult parents or grandparents? Here are a few Thanksgiving ideas to make the day enjoyable.

Holiday Scams: What Seniors Should Look Out For
It seems that no matter where we turn, there’s an individual or a group trying to scam seniors.

Home Care for Seniors: Aging in Place
By exploring Supportive Home Care services, families can decide if "aging in place" is the best way for loved ones to maintain their independence.

Dangers Scam Callers Pose to the Elderly
Though scams can victimize consumers of any age, financial crimes against senior citizens ages 60 and older are on the rise.

10 Surprising Early Signs of Dementia
Are you mismanaging your money, or forgetting what things are used for? Find out if you should be concerned about Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia.

7 Myths About Heart Disease You Can Stop Believing
Here's a look at some of the heart disease myths that could be getting in your way, plus the facts you can use to keep your heart better protected.
