• Communication Strategies for Caregivers

    Communicating with an aging loved one can be difficult, but with these strategies, you can find easier ways to reach them. Keep the communication lines open and continue to build meaningful connections.

  • Managing Winter Weather for Seniors Aging in Place

    If you or a loved one is aging at home, wintertime in the Upper Peninsula can be a particular concern. Being prepared and staying on top of necessary winter tasks are crucial.

  • Helping Seniors Manage the Holiday Blues

    Managing depression, or “holiday blues,” as a senior can be challenging. Learn how to cope with the stresses that accompany the changing season. there are some ways to combat it and help your senior loved one have a happier season. One thing that can transform anyone’s mood is companionship.

  • How Caregivers Reduce Fall Risk This Holiday Season

    The Thanksgiving season is about celebrating with friends and family. With these simple steps to fall-proof your home, you can ensure that seniors will avoid falls and have an unforgettable holiday season.

  • 5 Spooky Activities for Halloween

    Celebrating Halloween is a fun-filled pastime for all ages. For seniors and their families, these spooky activities are a must for your holiday to-do list and can lift the mood of seniors as the darker days approach.

  • The Power of Music for Dementia and Alzheimer’s Sufferers

    Music is a proven and powerful tool that can assist in improving memory in Alzheimer’s and dementia patients, as well as alleviating depression and anxiety and encouraging communication.

  • Tips for Alleviating Stress of Assisted Living Waitlists

    Many of our clients have sought residency at an assisted living community for the care of their loved one, only to learn there's a lengthy waitlist. Fortunately, there are ways to ease the wait for accommodations.

  • The Importance of Nutrition for Seniors 

    Proper nutrition plays a pivotal role in maintaining good health, vitality, and overall well-being. For seniors, it’s imperative to maintain a healthy and nutritious diet as you age with the help of whole food and balanced meals. 

  • How Seniors Can Stay Active This Summer

    Staying active as you age is very important for both your physical well-being but also your mental well-being. As the sun begins to peek out, there are tons of ways for seniors to get out and get active this summer.

  • New Advances in Memory Care Therapy and Technology

    For many seniors, dementia is a serious concern, and it affects millions of Americans each year. However, the new advancements being made in memory care are allowing seniors to live happier, healthier lives than ever before.