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March 19, 2025 —
Staying active is essential at any age, but for older adults, regular physical activity is a cornerstone of good health. Exercise not only keeps the body strong, flexible, and balanced, but also boosts mood and cognitive function. People are living longer, but without regular physical activity, those added years may be spent in poor health.... Read More
March 4, 2025 —
Older adults are prime targets for financial fraud. According to the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), roughly $3.4 billion in total fraud losses were reported by Americans over age 60 in 2023, up 11% from 2022. The average loss per case was nearly $34,000. Scammers often prey on older adults due to their accumulated... Read More
February 12, 2025 —
Modern healthcare works best as a team effortâand youâre the star player. Just as a sports team needs clear signals to succeed, your healthcare team needs to understand your goals, concerns, and preferences to provide the best possible care. When you understand your options better, you make more confident decisions. When you express your wishes... Read More
January 27, 2025 —
As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, many older adults find themselves spending more time indoors and feeling less energetic. However, winter can offer unique opportunities for joy, connection, and well-being when approached mindfully. Here are some research-backed ways you can make the most of the season. Stay active, stay happy:Â Research shows that regular... Read More
January 15, 2025 —
If youâre ever skipped out on sleep, you know why itâs important. Sleep that is too short, too interrupted, or too light can cause many different symptoms that will affect your day. Not getting adequate sleep can cause short term issues like mental cloudiness, moodiness, and grogginess. For those that suffer from disordered sleep (starting... Read More
December 26, 2024 —
In the world of healthcare and caregiving, one term has become increasingly central to how services are delivered: person-centered care. But what does it really mean? At its heart, person-centered care is about focusing on the individualânot just their diagnosis, condition, or care needs, but their values, preferences, and unique life story. This approach recognizes... Read More
December 18, 2024 —
Marjorie Doguin, a dedicated field RN, has been honored with Resilience Home Healthâs DAISY Award for 2024. The DAISY Award is a prestigious national program recognizing extraordinary nurses. Nominations are submitted online and reviewed by our internal admin team. Marjorie received more than 20 nominations from both clients and peers! The DAISY Foundation is a... Read More
November 20, 2024 —
November is National Gratitude Month, making it the perfect time for reflection and appreciation. Throughout the month and at Thanksgiving, we are reminded to acknowledge the blessings in our lives and share our gratitude with others. Gratitude, more than just saying âthank you,â is a powerful practice that offers profound benefits for our well-being. Scientific... Read More
October 30, 2024 —
Family meetings are incredibly valuable when it comes to planning the future care of an older loved one. Whether itâs deciding on long-term care, discussing financial arrangements, or determining caregiving responsibilities, these meetings help improve communication and bring family members together in a unified front. While these conversations may be tough, having them early can... Read More
September 30, 2024 —
As we enter another cold and flu season, itâs important to take every precaution to keep ourselves healthy. Influenza can be miserable for anyone, so can COVID-19. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) people over the age of 65 are particularly at risk for severe illness, hospitalization, and death from the flu and... Read More
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