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Mild Cognitive Impairment: A Quick Guide to MCI for Caregivers
You’ve noticed your loved one acting differently. They might stumble over their words or take a long time to remember once-familiar names. Unfortunately, mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is a common problem related to aging. The good news is that MCI…
7 Fun & Engaging Valentine’s Day Ideas for Seniors
The season of love is right around the corner. Each holiday provides a great opportunity for seniors to connect with their loved ones. Valentine’s Day is a chance to show your support and appreciation for all the beloved people in…
Family Matters In-Home Care Receives 2024 Best of Home Care® Provider & Employer of Choice Awards
Family Matters In-Home Care is proud to announce that we have once again received awards from Home Care Pulse, which conducts the annual Home Care Benchmarking Study, the most comprehensive survey of home care providers in North America. These awards…
What Is the 40-70 Rule for Aging?
Individuals entering their golden years may need more support than they have before, both physically and emotionally, especially when concerns arise regarding their ongoing health and lifestyles. It is here where their adult children can step in to help fill…
10 Signs Your Elderly Parent Needs Help At Home
Your aging parent may be starting to show changes in their habits or their abilities to perform daily tasks, and you may not understand what to make of it, but it’s important to know that you’re not alone. Aging is…
A Guide to Compassion Fatigue: What Is It, Signs, Symptoms & Coping
Every profession has its downsides, even those that primarily involve actively helping people each day. In fact, for individuals who work in high-touch environments where they are supporting people through difficult experiences, compassion fatigue is a common issue. What Is…