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How to Survive a Heart Attack When Alone

I recently had someone send me this via email and thought it would be a great idea to put out on our blog. Read this little situation and instructions and then share with others if possible. It could save your or someone else's life!! Lets say its 7.25pm and you're going home (alone of course) [...]

Tips for being a “Sandwich” Caregiver

Conservative estimates put approximately 10 million people in the United States in the group of caregivers for an aging loved one, many of which also have children of their own living at home. This makes them “sandwich” caregivers. Beyond the role of a caregiver, some are still working part, or even full time. It is [...]

Long Term Care Choices

For today’s aging population it is important to be informed about the options for Long-Term Care. In general, “Long-Term Care” is defined as helping individuals, of any age, with their medical or daily needs, over an extended period of time. Long-Term Care can be provided in various types of institutional facilities, in the community, or [...]

Fall Proofing Your Home

By: Jacob Gottlieb According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, one in every three adults age 65 or older may experience a fall each year. A fall can cause serious injuries such as head traumas or hip fractures. These slips or tumbles are the leading cause for fatal and nonfatal injuries in older [...]

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