There are many products and safety devices that are available to help staying at home, improve mobility and increase independence. Items such as medication organizers, alarmed dispensers, adaptive clothing, low vision aides, and mobility aides are just a few. See the...

Falls are the leading cause of hospitalizations for seniors. Always good reminders to look room by room to see what may need to be adjusted, removed or replaced. Resource: https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/falls-and-falls-prevention/preventing-falls-home-room-room

Keeping our loved ones safe and warm is a must. Gloves, hats, scarves and good boots with traction are essential. Slippery sidewalks, ice and rock salt are all trip hazards !

Hydration is important for people of any age, as our bodies require hydration for many bodily functions. Why so important as we age ? How can we help our loved ones stay hydrated ? Tips and suggestions include: Offering fluids consistently, aiming for 9 cups to 13...

We have moved from 97 Canal Landing to 125 Canal Landing. Please stop by to say hi to the Staff and take a tour of our new facility and expansion. We have more space to train, educate and work for our Seniors.