Home care can provide a safe and supportive environment for those living with declining mental and physical health. For most people, home is the epicenter of their lives. It is a place of comfort filled with a lifetime of memories. Although caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or Dementia can quickly become overwhelming, family members are…

Regular Social Activity Can Decrease Cognitive Decline and Improve Quality of Life Just like the body needs exercise, the brain requires intellectual and social stimulation. Aging adults require novelty, socialization, and purpose to thrive. Senior-friendly home care activities such as walking in nature, taking a scenic drive, reading, volunteering, and art projects can dramatically improve…

Care at Home announces Christian as Caregiver of the Month for August 2021. Care at Home proudly announces Christian as Caregiver of the Month for August 2021. Christian has been part of our team for a year and is a member of the exclusive Hero Program. More important, her friendly approach and dedication are shining…

Care at Home and Jan-YourGardenGURU team up to deliver starter gardens to seniors.   What do you get when you mix basil, tomato, and pepper plants with a side of marigolds for color in a bucket? You get a starter kit for making lasagna, otherwise known as a lasagna bucket garden! Care at Home and…

Consistent home care for loved ones wishing to age at home. Live-in home care is the most independent care option available to support loved ones wishing to age at home. It helps them maintain a high quality of life through companionship and personal care in a safe and familiar environment. It also helps to minimize…

Safe home care through professional guidance and team education. Aging adults and people with serious chronic medical conditions are at high risk for severe symptoms related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Care at Home continues to employ practices that safeguard against this virus and provide the highest level of safe and personalized services for our clients.…

Significantly decrease the risks for falls at home with a fall prevention plan. Falls affect everyone – particularly aging loved ones. In 2015, more than one in four older adults reported falling. Many of those falls occurred at home and resulted in injury, loss of independence, and in some cases, death. The Centers for Disease…