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Without knowing all the options, electing the right care service for your loved one can be an overwhelming experience for you and your family. You want what is best for them, their health, and comfort. It is important to gather all the facts about your options to make...

The Alzheimer’s Association states that once the symptoms of Alzheimer’s have become noticeable, the average person will only live for 8 years depending on their current health status and age. Early detection with Alzheimer’s is key to prolonging your loved one’s...

It is important at any age to engage in activities that stimulate the brain, but it is especially important for senior citizens. Stimulation of the brain keeps the mind sharp and can prolong some of the side effects of Alzheimer’s. The Alzheimer’s Association...

A balanced and healthy life for both the elderly loved one and the family caregivers is important. Knowing when to look for help and recognizing self care, along with other care, can make the journey easier for the entire family. Consider professional guidance. Never...

We are a licensed Personal Assistance Service that provides individualized service plans in collaboration with the patient and their family. We specialize in Alzheimer’s care and offer services such as consistent daily care, behavior monitoring, reliable communication...

Mental disabilities affect a person’s independence tremendously. They may require assistance with cooking, transportation, and the development of social skills. The two most common intellectual or developmental disabilities are Down Syndrome and Autism, but traumatic...

The Montessori Method, according to the American Montessori Society, is “a view of the student as one who is naturally eager for knowledge and capable of initiating learning in a supportive, thoughtfully prepared learning environment. It is an approach that values the...

Alzheimer’s Disease is a condition in which a person’s cognitive functions are in decline. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, Alzheimer’s is a chronic and progressive disease that hinders a person’s ability to reason, remember or plan. In the early stages of...

  Make sure they are on a consistent schedule- Routines are good. When taking care of a parent, it is important to follow a routine. Routines can often be determined by their medication schedule. Some medications need to be taken twice a day or with food. Make...