Home Care Assistance of Denton County

More than 90% of senior adults desire to age in place, to remain in the comfort of home as they enter their 70s, 80s and beyond. But what happens when health, mobility and age-related conditions make living at home difficult or dangerous?

Alzheimer's is often accompanied by a number of cognitive and physical changes, including the inability to fall or stay asleep.

Because a senior stroke survivor is at a high chance for experiencing a second stroke, it's important to know what will help decrease risk.

Changes in physical abilities and new medications to manage symptoms can make certain foods dangerous for seniors with Parkinson's.

In honor of American Heart Month, we wanted to share information about what "good fats" are, and which good fat foods can protect the heart.

Are you a part of the sandwich generation? Combine your caregiving roles and check out the activities, mentioned on our blog, that are fun for the whole family.

With no test available to definitively diagnose Parkinson's in patients exhibiting common symptoms, families of aging loved ones are often concerned.

Get back in the swing of things by putting aside your fears and have a little fun at home and in the local community - enjoy your golden years!

Find out how eating an apple a day can really help keep the doctors away, especially for seniors and older adults!

By knowing and identifying warning signs of Parkinson's disease early, you can better prepare for the future care needs of your loved one.

The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obama care, has been topic of much controversy, specifically in regards to how effective the act is.

It can be frustrating when a loved one under your care doesn't do things they are able, but there are times when you may be to blame.

Find out which health conditions most often impact seniors and what can be done to prevent a diagnosis or the worsening of the condition.

With age, our nutritional needs change. Find out how you or your loved one can get the vitamins needed for a healthy way of life.

Exercise doesn't have to be strenuous. Seniors can enjoy a number of physical, emotional and cognitive benefits from a simple stroll.

Remaining social isn't just a fun activity for seniors. Keeping relationships with family and friends can enhance mood and physical health.

Smartphone are a valuable resource for seniors, and the GreatCall Touch3 is a wonderful option that even offers safety features.

While caring for an aging family member may involve overseeing daily chores or personal care, it's also important to stress the importance of exercise.

Previously, Type I diabetes was called juvenile diabetes, which is why some are surprised to know there are many seniors living with the condition.

The recent outbreak of Ebola has many people concerned about if the disease will spread throughout the United States, particularly for our elder population.

Although healthy, not all foods are suitable for seniors and older adults. On our blog, check out the list of healthy snacks that are serious choking hazards for elderly.

While caring for an aging parent has typically been a responsibility taken on by daughters; new studies are showing this may not be true.

The first playground in Texas designed especially for seniors opened on August 14th in Carbide Park in the city of La Marque, TX.

While outside support is important for all caregivers, it's crucial for those providing Parkinson's care, especially as the disease progresses.