As our parents age, they are more prone to falling for a number of reasons. Often, a fall results in significant injury requiring immediate medical attention. All too frequently, falls have lasting effects, requiring longterm rehabilitation services, seriously affecting an older person’s mobility, activities of daily living, and independence. A fall may even result in […]

When caring for a loved one, it's crucial to know what they need and how to get those services, no matter where they live. Advocacy involves figuring out the necessary services, who provides them, how to pay, and how to ensure they're done right. At home, assess safety needs, ensure legal documents are in order, […]

Protect your loved ones from scams and fraud. This program teaches you how to spot and avoid telemarketing scams, fake prescription drugs, government imposters, fraudulent health care products, and more. Learn strategies to safeguard critical information and report fraud effectively, ensuring the safety of older adults in a tech-driven world. PRESENTER: Carolyn Donaldson, VP of […]

Sometimes, people with Alzheimer's and other types of dementia, as well as those with other health and medical conditions associated with aging, behave in ways that family members and other caregivers find particularly confusing, inappropriate, and even frightening.  This program will help families and caregivers understand that what we may consider concerning or challenging behaviors […]

Caregivers will learn some exercises to help their loved ones move with ease and without pain. Enhance the quality of your mobility and stability. When you can move your body comfortably and confidently it helps sustain an independent lifestyle as you age. PRESENTER: Health and Fitness Coach Ariel Rubin from House Call Counseling and Healing […]