Getting Your Affairs in Order
The phrase “get your affairs in order” probably makes you think of death, but that’s actually not when or why most people do it.
Encouraging Seniors With Limited Mobility To Go Outside
There are several mental and physical hurdles that prevent seniors from getting outside. Depending on a loved one’s abilities, even a short excursion can take a great deal of energy. If your loved one struggles with mobility issues, the simple act of going outdoors can be a daunting one.
President Diane Mondini Participates in CHOC Follies Fundraiser
Once again, Diane Mondini expends boundless energy at the 2023 CHOC Follies annual fundraiser event to raise money for the Children’s Hospital of Orange County this year. For over 25 years, Diane Mondini has been a prime participant with her fantastic performance.
Changes to Make in Your Life After a Heart Attack
A heart attack changes the lives of both seniors and their caregiv
What Is Seasonal Affective Disorder?
Feeling a bit glum may seem like an ordinary reaction to the fadin
Long-Distance Caregiving: Planning for Your Parent’s Future
One of the biggest challenges for family members of an elderly par
In-Home Caregivers Supporting Seniors Outside the Home
Most people assume that the duties of a professional caregiver hir
Warning Signs an Elderly Driver Is No Longer Safe Behind the Wheel
We’ve all heard stories about the dangers of elderly drivers.
Summer Tips for Seniors
Understanding Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
Sidney Katz, MD, first formulated an index of basic activities that are necessary for a senior to live independently in 1963. The Katz Index of Activities of Daily Living is still used by healthcare professionals to assess functional abilities and evaluate long-term care needs in older adults.
What makes Caring Companions at Home a Great Business
Check out this video on how Caring Companions at Home started featuring Diane Mondini!
Celebrating Easter with Aging Parents or Relatives
The holidays are special for many reasons, but most importantly, they allow us to catch up with family. They are especially helpful in allowing us to visit aging parents or relatives who may need that extra care and attention. This may be a time to address some issues, check on their health, or simply spend some quality time together.