How New Caregivers Can Practice Self-Care To Avoid Burnout Taking care of a loved one or a home healthcare client when they are unable to care for themselves is difficult, not just physically, but mentally and emotionally. It can be hard to watch someone you care for suffer; you might even be on the receiving […]

Spring Bucket List: 12 Boomeresque Fun Activities You Shouldn’t Miss  April 11, 2018  Leandro Mueller Kiss the winter goodbye, coz Spring has finally arrived! Now that the weather is getting warmer, flowers are blooming, and the sun is shining, it is time to have a lot of fun! Of course, we don’t want to waste this […]

Growing Old Alone and Single: 7 Ways to Overcome Fear and Be Successful  April 18, 2018  Leandro Mueller In our society, growing old is often depicted with a happy couple living together while single older people are often presented as hot-headed, mean, and lonely. You can obviously see this stereotype in movies or tv shows. Growing […]

Peripheral artery disease (PAD) can sneak up on people. Even physicians miss the clues. My mother in law lost her leg because of untreated peripheral artery disease. Our nurse suspected one of our members had PAD, and recommended that he see his doctor. He had most of these symptoms. If you exhibit any of these […]