Summer Health Fair
The Elizabeth, NJ 5th Ward Cookout and Health Fair has been a tradition since 2005, as a commitment to give back to the community and to never forget where we come from. This year thanks to Councilman William Gallman Jr, we were able to attend this event at Jefferson Park and spend time with the […]
How Can Families Care for Dementia Patients at Home?
Caring for dementia patients at home means that families need to make the right choices along the way. The demands of caring for someone with dementia are not easy to handle alone, which means it’s important to look for solutions early in the game. Alzheimer’s care providers offer support and assistance that is invaluable for […]
National Ice Cream Month – Fun Facts
July is National Ice Cream Month, along with the third Sunday of the month, as National Ice Cream Day. Adult Alternative Home Care is celebrating by giving out these delightful ice cream treats. This day was designated by President Ronald Ragan in 1984. The month is celebrated as a way to cool off and enjoy […]
National Therapeutic Recreation Week – Recreational Therapy Activities To Do At Home
It’s very important to improve our wellbeing and health not only for when we reach an age where it is difficult for us to carry out some daily or recreational activities, or due to a condition that limits us, it is crucial for everyone’s advantage. During the second week of July, the National therapeutic recreation […]
How Does Home Care Support Senior Emotional and Mental Well-Being?
Beyond physical health, mental and emotional well-being are the next most important factors in helping seniors to live their best lives. But how can family caregivers make sure that seniors have everything they need to experience the best possible mental and emotional wellness? It turns out that home care offers a lot of assistance toward […]
National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month
Committing To A Supportive Environment For Mental Health Care In Diverse Communities July, National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, is a crucial time to shine a light on and address the unique mental health challenges faced by minority communities across the United States. This celebration is a poignant reminder of the disparities that exist in […]
How Does Music Impact a Senior’s Health, Mood, and Sleep?
It’s common knowledge that music has the power to tell stories, stir up emotions, and unite people. But its advantages go far beyond that, especially for seniors. In fact, several studies have demonstrated the positive effects of music on seniors’ health, happiness, and sleep patterns, all of which improve their quality of life. With the […]
Social Interactions and Memory Loss
It was a great pleasure to host lunch and present our services to the seniors of Chatham Senior Center. The seniors had a presentation on Memory Loss by the Alzheimer’s Association followed by lunch. It was a great turn out with over thirty members in attendance. The seniors meet regularly at the center to interact […]
Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month- Take Charge of Your Brain Health
June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month. More than 55 million people are living with some form of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease being the most common type. Alzheimer’s is a degenerative disease which affects the parts of the brain that control memory, thought and language. We encourage you this June and always to take charge of […]
Navigating Complex Health Conditions with the Help of Senior Home Care
So many seniors are dealing with complicated health issues and find it overwhelming. While senior home care providers can’t help with medical needs, they can make life easier for aging adults in so many other ways. That ultimately does a lot to help seniors with chronic health conditions live healthier and happier lives. What Does […]
