When a loved one experiences a stroke, the aftermath is often complex. The patient may suffer paralysis and weakness, plus impaired motor skills, vision, speech and em...

As we age, we think about our unfulfilled dreams—the things we wish we had done while we had the time and our health. Realizing those dreams can become increasingly difficu...

What happens when your loved one no longer needs the degree of care provided by a hospital, but still needs skilled nursing and physical therapy services you may not easily...

​You've raised your family, put in your decades on the company clock and maintained your home. Now it's time to relax, enjoy your life and leave the worrying about cooking,...

​Increasingly, people are choosing home health services over hospitalization or nursing home care.It's something to consider. While home health care may be overlooked as a ...

Holidays are typically focused on favorite family traditions—rituals of fun and food shared over the years.  But unfortunately for some, the holidays are not joyous an...

It can happen gradually: a loved one who's been getting by with occasional help reaches the point where you're needed more and more. What do you do? Is it time to consi...

Learning that it's time for a family member to move to hospice care can be a frightening experience. In addition to the difficult news that the loved one is likely in the l...

U.S. military veterans enrolled in the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) are entitled to many health benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, including hos...

​After months or years of battling illness with a family member, facing the ultimate transition to hospice might seem like a lonely, hopeless situation. But end-of-life car...