Individuals with late stage Alzheimer's may have difficulty swallowing food and liquids which can cause aspiration into the airway and lungs

Companion Services offer a wide range of non-medical assistance for those who wish to remain in their home but need help with certain tasks.

It's easy to forget how important eye health is. Follow these tips to avoid Glaucoma and other visual problems.

If working out makes you cringe, it's time for a mental makeover.  Here are exercise tips for healthy aging.

Millions of Americans are misdiagnosed with Alzheimer's...tips for getting the right diagnosis for your loved one.

GA's Long-Term Care Partnership Program allows citizens to purchase LTC insurance to preserve assets. Pay for needs like In-home care.

More people under the age of 55 are suffering from a stroke than ever before. 20% of all strokes are in this age group!

Making care choices for parents can cause friction among siblings. Learn how to work as a caregiving team.

Minimize holiday stress for your loved one with Alzheimer's disease. Consider in-home care services...

Falls can be serious at any age!  A misconception is that falling is a normal part of aging!  Take these steps to prevent falls.

Personal, customized care by a professional caregiver can improve overall quality of life for Alzheimer's patients.

Taking care of a senior loved one involves daily conversation.  Use these tips when communicating with someone hearing impaired.

Two million are hurt yearly by medication safety errors of others, this is not including the errors made on our own.

"Live-In" home care for seniors offers the luxury of remaining independent at home along with unexpected services that stretch the budget.

Wet floors and small spaces are only some of the causes for preventable falls and accidents that occur in the bathroom. 

Scientists believe you do have the ability to improve memory skills. Follow these steps to promote a healthy brain.

It's obvious that long term caregiving for a loved one diagnosed with Alzheimer's or dementia can take its toll on the caregiver's emotions.

1 in 10 adults have diabetes according to the CDC.  You may be surprised at the common misconceptions of this disease.

Hydration is important for good health. Your brain alone is 95 percent water!

Taking care of an elderly loved one can be challenging when medical conditions play a role in their limitations. Tips for caregivers.