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6 Key Benefits of Care Coordination

All of us want the best for the older adults we love – it’s only natural. But sometimes when families are involved with an older

How Care Coordination Services Can Help Seniors Age in Place at Home

Ask nearly all older people if they want to remain in their homes, even if they are struggling with aging-related issues, and the reply is

When Facility Care Isn’t Enough: What Home Care Really Looks Like (Part 2)

It’s easy to assume that once someone has moved into a structured care setting, all of their needs should be fully covered. But many families

4 Steps to Better Dementia Care When Heart Disease Is in the Picture

Caring for someone at home with one medical condition is challenging on its own. Caring for someone with both dementia and heart disease adds a

You Live in Chicago; They Live in Des Moines County: How to Know When Home Care Is Needed

Since moving across the country last year, you’ve made it a priority to phone Mom every Sunday morning, no exceptions. After catching up on the

Home Care Services

Award-Winning Home Care Services Throughout Southeast Iowa Medical and Non-Medical Support to Meet Every Need When someone needs support at home, the challenge isn’t just

Reducing Hospital Readmissions in Seniors

There is presently a top priority for hospitals: reducing hospital readmissions in seniors who are at high risk. Healthcare Financial Management Association’s article “Two Ways

Preventing Falls After Surgery: Safety Tips for Recovery at Home

A throw rug that never caused trouble before. A hallway that suddenly feels a little too narrow. A step down into the living room that

Occupational Therapy

Helping Daily Life Feel Easier Again When everyday routines like getting dressed, preparing a meal, or moving safely through the house start to feel overwhelming

How a Stroke Affects the Brain and Everyday Life—And What You Can Do to Help

It often starts suddenly. A strange sensation. A trip to the ER. When someone experiences a stroke, life can shift in an instant—for them and