Posts from December, 2012 December 19, 2012 Warning Signs of Elderly Depression During the Holidays This morning, I heard the song, “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year,” playing on the radio. A classic holiday tune for sure, but then it struck me … for some people, especially seniors who live alone or have recently lost a loved one, the holidays may actually cause ... Learn More December 06, 2012 Tips for Hiring the Right in-Home Caregiver Over the past 20 years, home health care has emerged as an affordable, effective option to help people age in place in the comfort of home surrounded by friends and family. Studies clearly show people are happier and live longer when they are able to continue living ... Learn More November 20, 2012 Cold & Flu Prevention Tips During Holiday Travel Thanksgiving is just days away, and you know what that means! Delicious feasts with family and friends and crowded airports with strangers. The holidays are an exciting time, but sometimes the stress of travel can leave you feeling worn down and expose your immune system to ... Learn More November 13, 2012 Men Can Get Breast Cancer, Too National Breast Cancer Awareness Month may have passed, but the importance of early detection remains critical year-round. In fact, the 5-year survival rate is 98 percent with early detection! Breast cancer is the 2nd leading form of cancer in women in the U.S. (skin cancer ... Learn More November 09, 2012 Veterans May Qualify for Aid and Attendance Benefit to Help Pay for Home Care This Sunday, we will honor veterans who have served in the U.S. Military to defend our nation’s freedom. These men and women dedicated their lives to serving our country, but too often, they now go without the health care they need simply because of a lack of information or ... Learn More Page 1 of 6