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As we celebrate our third annual National Day of Joy, I took a moment to reflect and consider the true impact joy has on our lives. Science proves that attaining daily doses or joy – big or small – works wonders on our overall wellness, including our physical and mental health.
Coming up with unique and useful gift ideas can be challenging. And in a year when seniors are spending more time at home than ever before, coming up with those ideas can be even more daunting.
Even though this holiday season is different from years past, there are still plenty of ways you can make sure people get the support they need to take care of their seasonal tasks and experience more joy.
This year, when in-person visits and holiday dinners may not be possible, it is more important than ever to keep in touch with senior loved ones in a safe, thoughtful way.
It is important to recognize depression symptoms when caring for an elderly loved one. While seniors aging in their own home can help them maintain their independence, it can also be isolating.
Half of all Americans age 65 or older have pre-diabetes and are at risk for developing type 2 diabetes.
We are honored to once again be named one of the top home care providers in Newsweek's America's Best of the Best rankings!
This is what elevating the human spirit looks like, and we are proud to live our mission every day.