Care Blog
The Importance of Understanding Senior Care Options Your mom has lived independently in your family home for nearly 50 years, but it’s getting harder for her to take care of the house and herself. What are your options? “If you’re in this situation, you’re not alone. Most seniors want to remain in their homes as […]
Recognizing the Warning Signs: When Seniors Should Stop Driving Do your aging loved ones drive much slower than the speed limit? Does they get lost when driving familiar routes? Have you noticed unexplained dents or scratches on her car? If you answered yes to any of those questions, it’s probably time to have the driving […]
Alzheimer’s Disease: What to Know Did you know that brain changes associated with Alzheimer’s disease can begin to occur 10. 15 or even 20 years before symptoms like memory loss become noticeable? “Most people know that Alzheimer’s is a cruel disease, but there’s a lot about the disease that people don’t understand,” said Sierra Goetz, […]
The Importance of Home Care for Veterans Our Veterans courageously served our nation and, as they age, it’s our honor to serve them – helping them live safely and independently in their homes for as long as possible. “At HomeCare Advocacy Network (HCAN), we’re committed to providing exceptional home care to Veterans and their families,” […]
Key Considerations for a Smooth Journey with Seniors Are your senior loved ones traveling with you on this summer’s family vacation? “Lots of great memories are made on summer road trips, so it’s wonderful when grandma and grandpa are able to travel with the rest of the family,” said Sierra Goetz, co-founder and operations director […]
Understanding Arthritis Management in Seniors Arthritis is beginning to take a toll on your mom – it’s difficult for her to get out of her chair, she has trouble buttoning her blouse and she can no longer open tightly closed jars. “We work with many seniors who have arthritis, so we understand how the condition […]
You worked hard. You achieved your professional goals. You saved enough money to retire early and comfortably. You love traveling, playing golf and spending time with your family, but you’re also looking for more – maybe a meaningful encore career. Finding Fulfillment: Jobs After Retirement in Caregiving “Professional caregiving is a great option for older […]
Understanding the Senior Driver Dilemma It’s one of the hardest things older people have to do – give up their car keys. “Seniors equate driving with independence – that’s why it’s so hard for them to admit it’s time to stop,” said Sierra Goetz, co-founder and operations director at HomeCare Advocacy Network (HCAN). “There is […]